BuilderFi

BuilderFi's Funding-Arb Vault captures funding-rate spreads across perpetual markets while remaining fully delta-neutral. It automatically scans venues, only opens positions when profitable after costs, and includes built-in risk protections, all while keeping your USDC securely in the vault on @arbitrum.

@MetaMask Count us in! Loving the patterns on the face.

who wants one? 🦊

The rails of the next financial system won’t be defined by jargon but by clarity.

@TheWeb3Dan_ GM! Automation goes to places where humans can't tread. (pun intended)

Good morning CT Don’t miss opportunities today, always grab them by any means Let’s win big today Stay kind, stay safe, stay healthy and stay cheesed up Can I get a GM?

@binance Adding ourselves to the list.

Shoutout to everyone building something nobody believed in yet.

Harvest funding rate arbitrage 24x7 with zero manual intervention. This position automatically adjusted its exposure and collected the funding payment on-chain, all while your funds stayed in your wallet.

@PHAZE_001 Beautifully explained.

I’ve had days where I open a few DeFi positions in the morning thinking I’m sorted. Maybe some LP here, some yield there. Then by later in the day, something has already changed. One position is out of range, another pool is no longer worth it, and a new opportunity pops up somewhere else. So I start moving things around again. Then again the next day. At some point it stops feeling like I’m investing. It just feels like I’m always chasing whatever just changed. That’s the exact problem @builderfiHQ is built for. Instead of me constantly adjusting everything, it runs those strategies in the background and handles the execution as conditions change.

Most DeFi strategies don't fail because they're bad. They fail because someone has to constantly monitor them. Liquidity ranges drift. Funding rates change. Opportunities disappear while you're asleep. That's the execution gap @builderfiHQ is aiming to solve. 🔻 #WWF @scribble_dao

Most DeFi traders I know , Even my very close friends run the same exhausting routine: tabs open across Uniswap, Hyperliquid, Aave, and three other protocols, manually checking funding rates, rebalancing LP ranges, and missing opportunities because they were asleep when the market moved. Who knows ? are you one ? perhaps this thread about @builderfiHQ is worth paying attention to. The core idea is a drag and drop, no code automation layer for DeFi. You describe what you want in plain English, and BuilderFi’s AI copilot translates it into an executable onchain strategy. Something like: “Create a grid trading bot for ETH-USDC on Uniswap V3, 20 grid levels between $3,000 and $4,000, 5% of my portfolio, auto-compound profits.” The AI spits out the strategy config, you backtest it against historical data, and then you deploy it live. No Solidity, no Python scripts, no infrastructure to maintain. Before we go further, one thing worth knowing upfront: BuilderFi is non custodial. Your funds never sit in their wallet. All execution happens through smart contracts you interact with directly from your own wallet. Private keys stay with you. You can exit any position without their permission. That’s the baseline trust model, and it matters more than any yield number they could quote. The LP management side is where things get genuinely interesting for anyone who’s tried providing concentrated liquidity on Uniswap V3 and knows how fast it gets annoying. Concentrated liquidity is more capital efficient than full range positions but requires constant attention: when price drifts out of your range, you stop earning fees and have to manually reposition. But voila , BuilderFi automates the whole cycle. It auto rebalances when price drifts toward the range edge, sweeps fees back into the active range to compound them, and keeps stoploss and takeprofit triggers armed onchain. Their comparison puts concentrated yield at up to 7.5x versus a passive fullrange position in the same pool. The 7.5x figure comes from capital density, not magic: concentrated positions put more liquidity where actual trades happen, which means more fees per dollar deployed. Funding rate arbitrage is the other major use case and probably the most technically interesting one. Funding rates on perpetual futures venues drift constantly, and when the same asset has a positive rate on one venue and a flat or negative rate on another, there’s a delta-neutral profit opportunity: go long on the lower rate venue, short on the higher rate one, hold both legs, and collect the spread without directional exposure. problem is monitoring 74 markets across 6 venues (Hyperliquid, Extended, Variational, Lighter, Aster, Paradex) in real time and executing both legs fast enough to capture the spread before it closes. BuilderFi’s arbitrage dashboard does the scanning and auto executes the paired legs. The annualized funding APR on the best opportunities they surface has been as high as 42.8% on ETH-PERP based on live data from their dashboard. Right now the platform shows 80+ strategies deployed and 1,700+ trades executed. The Arbitrage Bot sits at 4.6 stars across 1,344 reviews with 1,847 active traders, showing 52.4% ROI, 75% win rate, and 6.2% max drawdown. The Trend Following Bot on BTC and ETH perps has 2,134 traders. You can copy any of these strategies directly to your wallet or use them as a starting point to customize your own. The chain and protocol coverage is broad enough to actually be useful. Live on Ethereum, Base, BSC, Arbitrum, and Solana. Integrations include Uniswap v3/v4, Aave, GMX, dYdX, Curve, Hyperliquid, Jupiter, Lido, and Pendle. Polymarket integration is on the roadmap for Q3 2026. That cross protocol reach is what makes the “automation layer” framing accurate rather than just a tagline: BuilderFi coordinates execution across venues that would otherwise require you to hold active sessions on multiple platforms simultaneously. 1/2

This is exactly why we built BuilderFi. DeFi gave people access, but not the time or systems to actually manage it well. The fact that users are now recognizing the real problem as operational burden shows that the shift toward automation is already underway.

@Zevweb3 @believers1pk Yes ser 🤝

@believers1pk @builderfiHQ Finally, automation that doesn't grab your keys

One thing I’ve noticed about DeFi is that access isn’t really the problem anymore. Most people can swap, bridge, provide liquidity, or explore protocols if they want to. The hard part is keeping up. Markets move while you’re asleep. LP positions need rebalancing. Opportunities appear and disappear in hours. Even experienced users end up spending more time managing positions than actually building a strategy. That’s why BuilderFi caught my attention. Instead of creating another standalone DeFi tool, it’s building an automation layer that helps users manage strategies across protocols without needing to monitor everything manually. Want to automate LP management? It’s there. Want to build and test a strategy without writing code? You can do that too. What stands out to me is that the goal isn’t replacing users. It’s reducing the operational burden while letting people keep control of their assets in their own wallets. The future of DeFi probably isn’t more dashboards and more tabs. It’s better execution. And that’s the problem @builderfiHQ is trying to solve. If you’re interested in where DeFi automation is heading, the waitlist is already open at builderfi.io.

@sallubroz @believers1pk We stand by automation.

@believers1pk @builderfiHQ Good point. Access is getting easier, but attention is still limited. The bigger unlock may not be more tools, it may be reducing how much manual coordination users need.

@_salamix Appreciate the support.

@builderfiHQ Good morning Clean idea, keeping LP in range longer really helps reduce IL drag. Solid approach.

GM! This is how LP automation on BuilderFi helps with impermanent loss: It keeps your position in range longer through automatic rebalancing. Fewer out-of-range periods mean less IL drag over time.

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@builderfiHQ Do you have any telegram community?

@kmfaysal726 @scribble_dao here: announcement channel: t.me/BuilderFi_HQ AND our community: t.me/builderfihq

@builderfiHQ @scribble_dao Can I get the group link?

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Most people assume automated strategies mean giving up control of their funds. That’s not how it works with LP automation or funding rate arbitrage on BuilderFi. Here’s exactly what actually happens. You connect your wallet and approve only the specific transactions needed for the strategy to function. That’s the only permission you ever give. Your liquidity position, or funding rate arbitrage position, remains entirely in your wallet as an on-chain asset. We don’t hold anything. We can’t move your funds. We can only send the instructions you’ve already approved. When the strategy needs to rebalance, collect fees, or adjust exposure, it simply executes the next pre-approved action on-chain. You can monitor everything in real time. Want to pause the strategy, change the parameters, or exit completely? You can do it anytime directly from your wallet. This is what non-custodial automation actually looks like. You stay in full control. Your funds never leave your wallet. The strategy only does what you’ve allowed it to do. That's DeFi that runs itself without ever handing over your funds.

(3/3) Here are some snippets of how LP automation works on BuilderFi. Result? More time in range + fees working instead of sitting idle. That’s the difference between hoping your LP works and knowing it’s running.

(1/3) GM Liquidity providers! If you agree that providing concentrated liquidity on Uniswap V3/V4 has the following silent leaks: 1. Range drift (position goes out of range) 2. Missed fee collection windows It's time to automate your positions. 🧵