SUMR Liquidity Management on Base - Transparency Reporting Thread

Inspired by @Sixty’s threading approach to a transparency reporting I am posting this one to continually update the community on the status and transactions executed on behalf of the Lazy Summer DAO connected to the Arcadia liquidity management.


First post can be found here: [SIP5.17.1] SUMR Liquidity management on Base - SUMR amount - #9 by jensei


Today (04.02.2026) there was a tx proposed and executed forwarding the AERO rewards from the Arcadia directly to the Aerodrome Metagovernance multisig (0x95e346c0c8405C0996bb3d5f51264c92345d68BC) - to streamline utilization of those funds and use them directly to vote each epoch/week for the SUMR/USDC pool.


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Update, March 17, 2026

Status update on the SUMR/USDC liquidity management via Arcadia on Base.

The collected rewards from weekly voting were added to the liquidity position → TX

As outlined in the original proposal, the liquidity range has been narrowed from the initial wide range used during price discovery. → TX

Two automated asset management actions are active on the account: a rebalancer that adjusts the position’s range, and a yield claimer that claims AERO rewards. To date, 388 automated actions have been executed.

Monitoring
The account and pool can be monitored at any time via the Arcadia dashboards:

All actions continue to be executed via the multisig, consistent with the mandate given under the approved SIPs.

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Update, May 27, 2026

Today the delegated multisig executed first step of liquidity migration related to the SUMR/USDC pool management on Aerodrome (Base) via Arcadia.

Actions Performed

The transaction performed the following actions atomically:

  • Unstaked the current LP position
  • Decreased liquidity by 50%
  • Restaked the remaining original position
  • Created a new Aerodrome Slipstream V3 pool with tick spacing 100
  • Minted a new LP position on the exact same ticks as the original position using the withdrawn assets

Transaction & Simulation

A flashAction signed and executed by the multisig: Basescan Transaction.
For full transparency an independent verification of the execution flow: Tenderly Simulation.

New Pool / Gauge

Pool: Slipstream V3 Pool
Gauge: Gauge Contract

The new gauge can now be bribed/voted on through Aerodrome Metagovernance.

Current Pool Structure

There are now two active SUMR/USDC liquidity venues:

  • Existing pool: 2% trading fee
  • New Slipstream V3 pool: 0.05% trading fee

Both of these pools can be found: here.

The intention behind this migration is to begin routing part of the liquidity into a lower-fee environment, increased efficiency of the Protocol Owned Liquidity while maintaining the original concentrated liquidity setup in parallel.

All actions continue to be executed through the multisig under the mandated granted by the approved SIP5.17 and remain fully transparent and publicly verifiable onchain.

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Update, June 1, 2026

Today the delegated multisig executed the second phase of the SUMR/USDC liquidity migration on Aerodrome (Base) via Arcadia.

Actions Performed

The transaction completed the migration process initiated in the previous update by:

  • Migrating the remaining liquidity from the legacy position to the new Slipstream V3 pool
  • Enabling the automated rebalancing strategy on the new Slipstream V3 position
  • Disabling the rebalancing strategy associated with the legacy pool

As a result, all protocol-owned SUMR/USDC liquidity managed through Arcadia is now concentrated within the new Slipstream V3 pool and managed by the active rebalancing strategy.

Transaction & Simulation

The action was proposed and executed through the delegated multisig:

Safe Transaction: Safe{Wallet} – Transaction details

On-chain execution: Base Transaction Hash: 0x0c1db30db7... | BaseScan

For full transparency and independent verification of the execution flow: Tenderly Dashboard

Current Status

The migration from the legacy Aerodrome position to the Slipstream V3 pool is now complete. The new position continues to operate with a 0.05% trading fee (to be adjusted to 0.3%) and remains eligible for Aerodrome governance incentives and bribing through the associated gauge. The Arcadia automation stack is now configured exclusively around the new position, ensuring that future rebalancing actions are performed on the active Slipstream V3 liquidity.

All actions continue to be executed through the multisig under the mandate granted by SIP5.17 and remain fully transparent and publicly verifiable onchain.

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Update, June 1, 2026 (Continuation)

Following the previously completed migration of SUMR/USDC liquidity to the new Slipstream V3 position on Aerodrome (Base), an additional configuration step was executed to finalize the automation setup for incentive collection.

Additional Action Performed

The delegated multisig executed a final setup transaction to:

  • Enable the auto-claimer module for the newly deployed Slipstream V3 liquidity position
  • Configure automatic claiming and streaming of AERO rewards
  • Route claimed incentives to the designated Aerodrome Metagovernance multisig:
    0x95e346c0c8405c0996bb3d5f51264c92345d68bc
  • Ensure continuous reward harvesting aligned with the active Arcadia-managed strategy

This step completes the incentive automation layer for the migrated position, ensuring that governance emissions are collected and redirected without requiring manual intervention.

Transaction & Simulation

The configuration was executed via the delegated multisig:

Safe Transaction: Safe{Wallet} – Transaction details

On-chain execution (Base): Address: 0x95e346c0...2345d68bc | BaseScan

Simulation (Tenderly): Tenderly Dashboard

Current Status

With this final configuration step, the Arcadia-managed liquidity strategy on Aerodrome Finance is now fully operational.

All actions were executed under the delegated authority of SIP5.17 and remain fully verifiable onchain.

To be honest, I think you need a SUMR/WETH or SUMR/cbBTC pool to make your chart look more active. With a low-fee pool, this is especially relevant, as CEX like MEXC will arbitrage and generate fees for you regardless of SUMR-related news. Of course, there’s a risk that the price of ETH or BTC could drop, but there’s also a chance it could rise.