Why We Built Two Vaults Instead of One
In concentrated liquidity systems like Uniswap v3, you don’t just “add liquidity.” You choose where to be active. A very focused range can earn higher fees per dollar, but it can also fall out of range faster. A wider range stays active longer, but usually earns less per dollar at any single moment.
Digital WealthCraft doesn’t treat those as competing ideas. We treat them as complementary tools. DWC-001 and DWC-002 are designed to sit next to each other and express two different philosophies:
DWC-001 · Moderate Range Model
Moderate-width, four-band structure placed closer to current price. The goal: stronger fee density per unit of capital and adaptive rebalancing. This model is about precision and responsiveness. It shows how “closer to the action” liquidity behaves day to day.
DWC-002 · Wide Range Model
Wider four-band structure that spans more of the price envelope. The goal: stay active when markets move, keep working through volatility, and reduce how often intervention is needed. This model is about presence and longevity, not constant tuning.
How They Work Together
When you observe both vaults side by side, you can see how range width changes real behavior:
Fee capture vs. time-in-range: The moderate model typically aims for higher fee intensity when in range. The wide model aims to still be in range tomorrow, next week, and next swing.
Operational intensity: The moderate model can require more active management. The wide model is intentionally calmer, with fewer rebalances and less churn.
Principled diversification: By spreading liquidity across two “risk surfaces” — one tight-ish, one broad — the combined structure may smooth outcome profiles over different market moods. In other words: you are not betting that one style is “right.” You are learning how both behave.
Why This Matters for Digital WealthCraft
Digital WealthCraft is built around the idea that wealth is a craft, not a rumor. The Range Model Series is our first live example of that philosophy. We don't just describe liquidity theory in abstract terms — we show it, in production, on Base, with real positions.
These vaults are not promised-yield products. They are teaching instruments. They exist to help members understand how disciplined structure, patience, and rebalance logic behave in an unpredictable market.