Zap Deposits

Providing liquidity normally means holding both sides of a pair in the right ratio before you start. The zap contract removes that step.

One coin in

Deposit a single asset. The contract splits it, swaps the portion it needs at a time-averaged price, mints the position, and stakes it — one flow, with the wallet asking once per step rather than once per hop.

The leftover

A split is never exact. Whatever cannot be paired is refunded to you in the same transaction rather than left sitting in the contract as dust that somebody has to sweep later.

Why the price guard matters here

A zap is a swap, and a swap on a thin pool is exactly the thing an MEV bot wants to see coming. Pricing the internal swap against a time-averaged price rather than spot means a manipulated tick cannot turn your deposit into somebody else's exit liquidity.

What it does not do

It does not choose your range for you, and it does not rebalance you later. Zapping is a way in, not a strategy.