Quote from: dn2000 on January 25, 2024, 02:44:59 PM

Hello!

I have a question about uniswap and smart contracts on the Ethereum network among other networks. I hope somebody can help me.

Let's say I created a platform so that people can manage their liquidity pools right on this platform.

So,, if I create that platform where people can manage their uniswap liquidity pools directly on my platform, is there any way, through the contract, so that a user can only manage this pool (collect fees, increase, decrease, close) through my platform?

In other words, if the user creates a liquidity pool on uniswap through my platform, can he manage this pool directly through uniswap in the future or is there a way to 'lock' this pool so that it can only be managed through my platform?

Do you know of any platform that offers a similar service?

Thanks for your help guys!

As far as I know, in terms of smart contracts in theory we could design a platform or perhaps it could be modified where users can manage their liquidity pools exclusively through your site. Yes, you likely be looking to code this limitation into the smart contracts themselves, there might be ethical and legal implications here. Once someone has provided liquidity, those assets technically belong to them. Restricting access to them might not sit well with users or, more significantly, might pose legal compliance issues.

So, for second your question, if a user creates a liquidity pool on uniswap via your platform, it's ability for them to separately manage said pool on Uniswap itself would depend on the specifics of the smart contract code. A standard Uniswap LP token would permit direct interaction with Uniswap, yeah. But if the LP tokens are somehow wrapped through a contract which you control, then they might only be manageable through your platform.