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# Fluid Precision

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### BlendedVM Architecture

The BlendedVM is the foundational layer of Fluent. It enables the unification of diverse virtual machine stacks into a single, high-performance execution environment.

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* **BlendedVM Architecture**

  > The BlendedVM is the foundational layer of Fluent. It enables the unification of diverse virtual machine stacks into a single, high-performance execution environment.
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  > What this means for Flux:
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  > * **Atomic Execution (Coming Soon):** Trades will interact with WASM, SVM, and EVM states in a single, seamless transaction. Flux's architecture is designed for this from the ground up.
  > * **Unified Liquidity (Coming Soon):** Flux pools will be accessible to any contract on the Fluent stack, regardless of the language it was written in.
  > * **Live Now:** High-performance concentrated liquidity on the EVM stack, with the full multi-VM experience shipping as Fluent's BlendedVM reaches production readiness.
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### Fluid Precision

We define **Fluid Precision** as the core of our product: high-performance concentrated liquidity.

* **Starting with the Core:** Focus on bringing precision and capital efficiency to the Fluent ecosystem.
* **The Proving Ground:** Flux is the native engine for the BlendedVM era, built to be stress-tested by real users.
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### Liquidity Models

Flux supports multiple liquidity models to cater to different market needs and provider strategies.

#### Technical Specifications

| Feature         | Uniswap V3 (Concentrated) | Uniswap V2 (Standard) |
| --------------- | ------------------------- | --------------------- |
| **Price Range** | User-defined (Custom)     | Full range (0 to ∞)   |
| **Efficiency**  | High (Targeted capital)   | Moderate (Passive)    |
| **Fee Tiers**   | 0.01%, 0.05%, 0.3%, 1.0%  | Fixed (Standard)      |
| **Complexity**  | Active Management         | Set and Forget        |

#### Standard Fee Tiers

Flux utilizes tiered fees to optimize for different asset types:

* **0.01% / 0.05%:** Ideal for Stablecoins and highly correlated pairs.
* **0.30%:** The standard for most volatile asset pairs (e.g., ETH/USDC).
* **1.00%:** Designed for long-tail or exotic assets with higher risk profiles.
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