Decentralised exchange Aero (@aeroxyz) announced that @ArcadiaFi will introduce an automated liquidity management tool for Slipstream deposits on $AERO. The integration is in the audit phase, with a full rollout expected in the coming weeks.
Why Automation Matters for Slipstream
Slipstream is Aero’s concentrated-liquidity automated market maker (AMM). By concentrating liquidity in a narrow price band, pools can use capital more efficiently. But a deposit only works while the price remains within its range, making range management a recurring task for liquidity providers—one that automation tools aim to address.
Arcadia already supports Slipstream positions. Its documentation says the current automation feature compounds fees from non-staked Slipstream and Uniswap positions, while auto-rebalancing is listed as a future feature. Arcadia’s website also describes
as part of its product.
Aero has pursued similar tools before. In April 2024, the Aerodrome team said
automated liquidity management was coming to Slipstream with partner Mellow Protocol.Aero’s Growth Following the Aerodrome and Velodrome Merger
Aero is the exchange created by the combination of Aerodrome and Velodrome.
The merger took place on 21 October 2026, and the exchange launched across seven networks: Arbitrum, Arc, Base, Ethereum Mainnet, Ink, OP Mainnet and Robinhood Chain.Under the token terms,
$AERO converts to the new token at 1:1, while each VELO converts to about 0.044 $AERO.Trading activity has been high.
DefiLlama data showed that Aero’s cumulative DEX volume was about $499.6 billion, including the full trading history of both predecessor platforms,Cryptonews reported. This is consistent with the roughly $507 billion in lifetime volume now cited for the protocol.
Aero’s own research also highlights Slipstream’s role in that activity.
On Base from Jul 1 to Sep 28, 2026, three optimised, dynamic-fee Slipstream pools on Aerodrome traded 3x to 14x more volume per dollar of liquidity than Uniswap V3’s highest-volume pool for each pair,Aero said. The figures come from the project’s own analysis, not an independent benchmark.
Further details about the Arcadia integration, including audit results and a launch date, have not yet been published. Liquidity providers using Slipstream should expect more information as the rollout approaches.
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