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RaumFi v3

RaumFi v3 Overview

Technical documentation for RaumFi v3, a Stellar Soroban concentrated liquidity market maker with tick-indexed pools, NFT positions, router, quoter, governance, and TWAP oracle components.

RaumFi v3 lets liquidity providers concentrate capital within a chosen tick range instead of spreading it across the full price curve - the same capital-efficiency model Uniswap V3 introduced, reimplemented for Soroban's storage and execution model. It's the successor to RaumFi v2's constant-product design, and the two protocols are entirely separate deployments; v3 doesn't migrate or wrap v2 pairs.

The workspace is eight Soroban contract crates under soroban_clmm/contracts/ - factory, pool, router, an NFT position manager, governance, a quoter, a tick-lens read helper, and a standalone SEP-41 token used for local testing - plus a Next.js frontend that talks to them directly through generated TypeScript bindings.

Repository: Raum-Network/raum-raumfi-v3 - License: MIT - Live app: clmm.raum.network

Technical FAQ

What is RaumFi v3?

RaumFi v3 is a Stellar Soroban concentrated-liquidity market maker with tick-indexed liquidity, NFT-based positions, router, quoter, governance, and TWAP oracle components.

How is RaumFi v3 related to Uniswap v3?

RaumFi v3 follows the same concentrated-liquidity model as Uniswap v3: liquidity sits inside tick ranges, LP positions are represented as NFTs, and swaps move through initialized ticks. The implementation is adapted for Stellar Soroban contracts.

Does RaumFi v3 migrate RaumFi v2 liquidity?

No. RaumFi v2 and RaumFi v3 are separate deployments. RaumFi v3 does not migrate, wrap, or automatically reuse liquidity from v2 pairs.

What components are included in RaumFi v3?

RaumFi v3 includes Soroban contracts for the factory, pool, router, NFT position manager, governance, quoter, tick lens, and a standalone SEP-41 token used for testing. The workspace also includes a Next.js frontend.

Where can I try RaumFi v3?

You can use the live app at clmm.raum.network. The reference page also lists Stellar Testnet contract IDs for developers who want to inspect or integrate the deployed contracts.