# Classic Rebalance

## Basic Overview <a href="#basic-overview" id="basic-overview"></a>

The Classic Rebalance Strategy is a liquidity management approach used in decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols. It aims to maintain a balanced liquidity position by periodically adjusting the position location based on market movements. This strategy's fixed width helps consistently manage risk and maintain stability in a trading portfolio over time.

## Ideal Applications <a href="#ideal-applications" id="ideal-applications"></a>

* Markets with sufficient counter-liquidity and moderate volatility
* Situations where predictable width and periodic re-centering help manage divergence loss

## Overview

This strategy maintains a fixed-width position centered near the current price and recenters when configured triggers are met. Width can be defined as a percentage, multiplier, or static ticks, allowing adaptation to asset characteristics while keeping investor-facing simplicity.

### Key Features

* Flexible width configuration (percent, multiplier, or static ticks)
* Optional rebalancing triggers and liquidity curve shaping
* Suitable for blue-chip pairs and deeper pools

### Use Cases

* Blue-chip pairs where steady fee capture is prioritized over ultra-tight ranges
* Pools with established volume where periodic recenters maintain activity

## Technical Explanation

Width is defined by percentage, multiplier, or static ticks. Positions are recentred when triggers indicate meaningful drift or inactivity. Optional curve shaping can favor near-price liquidity.


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