Trader Joe's Centralized AMM Liquidity Book V2.1 Now Available

The decentralized trading protocol Trader Joe has launched a centralized AMM Liquidity Book V2.1, including: Autopools, Autopool Receipts, sJOE, Permissionless Pools, Fees now compound, migration to the new V2.1 liquidity pool and Maker-style limit price order. Among them, Autopools adds an automated liquidity strategy execution tool to the Liquidity Book pool. Users who do not want to actively manage liquidity positions can choose to use Autopool. The first auto-pool will run basic market maker strategies. Currently in the final stages of testing, Autopools will equip the Trader Joe platform with a native Liquidity-as-a-Service experience. Liquidity Book V2.1 also launched Autopool Farms, a one-click income farm, which allows users to deposit tokens into Autopool and receive token receipts to further participate in DeFi activities such as income farms, staking, and leverage. The fees in the Liquidity Book pool will be directly shared with sJOE pledgers in a certain proportion, and sJOE on different chains will share the fees of different chains. Permissionless Pools will go live in the coming weeks. In addition, since all contracts of Liquidity Book V2.1 are brand new, Liquidity Book V2 will migrate to V2.1, and the migration will start from the smaller liquidity pools on Avalanche, all liquidity pools with the "migration" flag will be able to migrate to the V2.1 pool, and the migration of all chains is expected to take several weeks. Native limit orders will be available at a later date, an undecided date. Foresight News previously reported that on April 1, Trader Joe announced that the centralized AMM Liquidity Book V2.1 will be released on Avalanche, Arbitrum and BNBChain. The liquidity position is automated, and it also supports one-click recharge and mining. According to Trader Joe, the combination of Liquidity Book and Auto-Pools democratizes the accessibility of active liquidity provision.