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What Happens When a Uniswap v3 Position Goes Out of Range?

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Briefings

A simulated ETH/USDC position demonstrates that opening a new price range does not reset cumulative returns, as the benchmark holding period continues to accumulate fees. The example tracks balances, fees, and holding benchmarks to illustrate this mechanism. The simulation runs on a single ETH/USDC pair with no additional market data or external context provided.

Key points

• Opening a new price range does not reset cumulative returns for an existing position.
• The simulation tracks token balances, fees, and the holding benchmark to demonstrate the mechanism.

Context

This example uses a single ETH/USDC pair with no additional market data or external context provided.

Limitations

The simulation runs on a single ETH/USDC pair with no additional market data or external context provided.

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