FAQ
Is slippage tolerance effective for both minimizing losses and maximizing bonus token acquisition?? #
No, slippage tolerance only safeguards you from excessive costs. If the slippage benefits you, the transaction will proceed without interruption and you can get more tokens then expected.
Why was the fee deducted even though the transaction failed? #
The fee is deducted upon initiating a transaction on Invariant, irrespective of its success or failure. This fee covers processing the transaction. Even if the transaction fails, these costs are incurred and not refunded to the user, but are smaller then in case of success.
Can I claim fees at any time? #
Yes, you can claim fees from the liquidity pool whenever you desire. However, note that each fee claim is a separate transaction incurring a small fee. Therefore, it's advisable to claim fees only when necessary.
Why isn't my pool indexed by the Jupiter aggregator? #
If your pool isn't indexed yet, ensuring the following will enable its indexing:
- Ensure your token exists on-chain with metadata following the Metaplex Token Metadata.
- Maintain at least $250 liquidity on both buy and sell sides.
- Limit buy and sell price impact to 30% to prevent single-sided liquidity markets.
Do I need to claim fees and close my pool position separately?#
No, you can simply close your position, and the fees will be automatically claimed to your wallet.
Does the Invariant have an independent security audit?#
Yes, the Invariant project underwent a security audit by the Soteria team. The audit focused on the Invariant Protocol v0.1.0 Eclipse smart contract program. Audit is available here: Invariant Protocol Audit.