Liquidity & LP Vault
The LP Vault lets advanced users earn additional CLAIM rewards by providing liquidity to the WETH/CLAIM pool on Aerodrome (Base). In the CLAIM stream, LP staking is a separate earning path from Baron royalties — it rewards liquidity providers who help maintain a healthy trading market for CLAIM.
Prerequisites: You should understand liquidity pool exposure, impermanent loss, and unbonding delays before staking. If unsure, skip LP staking.
How it works
- Provide liquidity to WETH/CLAIM on Aerodrome (Base) to receive LP tokens
- Stake your LP tokens in the ClaimRush LP Vault
- Earn CLAIM rewards over time
Rewards come from four sources: Furnace LP top-up (a share of each lock bonus), a share of each lock sellback haircut, LP overflow drip (when active), and vault fee harvest (Aerodrome LP fees converted to CLAIM). Rewards are streamed over time — smooth flow, not instant spikes.
The LP overflow drip activates 18 months after launch and ramps in over 180 days. When active, excess Furnace reserve above operating needs drips into LP vault rewards — providing a long-term sustainability source for LP stakers.
Staking
- Hold Aerodrome WETH/CLAIM LP tokens
- Open LP Vault → Stake LP
- Confirm in your wallet
Harvesting rewards
You choose how to receive accrued rewards:
- Harvest CLAIM (default): Liquid CLAIM sent to your wallet
- Harvest & Lock (optional): Routes your CLAIM rewards through the Furnace into veCLAIM with a bonus — combining LP yield with Furnace benefits
Toggle “Remember my choice” to set your default.
Auto-compound (optional)
You can automate Harvest & Lock so rewards flow into veCLAIM without manual action.
Setup: LP Vault → Auto-compound → Configure → choose a destination lock and target duration (auto-selected; click to override) → Save
Requirements:
- You must own an eligible lock (not listed, not expired)
- Adding capital to an existing lock does not change its duration
- Auto-compound does not create new locks — you must pick an existing destination
Execution normally runs through an allowlisted keeper, with owner break-glass retained, and uses a default slippage tolerance of 3% (max configurable: 10%). The keeper runs at most once per day per user. The official keeper may skip a compound during volatile conditions — rewards stay accrued for the next attempt. Auto-compound pauses if the destination becomes ineligible (listed, expired, or not owned). Fix by delisting, selecting a new destination, or unlocking and relocking if the old destination has already expired. Auto-compound pauses automatically when the destination lock has less than 7 days remaining. Extend the lock or choose a new destination to resume.
Unbonding and withdrawing
| Step | Details |
|---|---|
| Start Unbonding | Stops rewards immediately, starts a 7-day cooldown |
| Withdraw LP | Available after the cooldown ends |
You can have up to 25 concurrent unbonds in progress. If you hit this limit, withdraw a completed unbond before starting a new one.
Risks
⚠️ Impermanent loss: If ETH and CLAIM prices diverge significantly, your LP position can be worth less than holding the tokens separately. This is inherent to all AMM liquidity provision — not specific to ClaimRush. Understand IL before staking.
- Auto-compound does not create new locks — you must already own an eligible veCLAIM lock
- If your destination lock expires or gets listed, auto-compound pauses until you reconfigure
- Token prices can move quickly
- Withdrawals require a 7-day unbonding period — not instant
See also
- How ClaimRush Works — The CLAIM stream and value flow
- The Furnace — Harvest & Lock routes LP rewards through the Furnace
- Buy CLAIM — Get CLAIM for LP pairing
- Strategy & Tips — Risk management