Frequently Asked Questions
What is Demeter?
A Telegram bot for providing and managing concentrated‑liquidity positions on decentralized exchanges, across multiple chains — without leaving your chat.
Do I need a browser wallet like MetaMask or Phantom?
No. Demeter includes a built‑in custodial wallet. You can also import an existing private key, or export Demeter's key into MetaMask / Phantom whenever you like.
Is it custodial? Who holds my keys?
Yes, it's custodial — the bot stores your key (encrypted) so it can sign for you. You can export the key at any time. See Security for exactly how keys are handled.
Which chains and DEXes are supported?
Robinhood Chain (Uniswap v3) is live; Solana (Meteora DLMM) and Base (Uniswap v3 + Aerodrome) are in progress. See Supported Chains.
How do I add liquidity?
Paste a token address, pick a pool, choose a price range and amount, and confirm. Full walkthrough: Adding Liquidity.
What is a price range / why does it matter?
Concentrated liquidity means your funds are active only within a price range you set. Inside the range you earn fees; outside it, the position pauses. Tighter ranges earn more but fall out of range sooner. See Adding Liquidity.
What are Spot / Curve / Bid‑Ask?
Liquidity shapes on Meteora DLMM (Solana): how your liquidity is distributed across the range — evenly (Spot), concentrated at the middle (Curve), or at the edges (Bid‑Ask).
Do I need both tokens to add liquidity?
Not necessarily. Demeter can auto‑swap part of a single funding token into the other side for you. You can also provide single‑sided liquidity.
The bot says a transaction failed — did I lose my funds?
Almost certainly not. A failed remove/claim does not burn funds; your principal and fees remain in the position on‑chain and can be collected on retry. See Managing Positions.
Why is the bot in a different language?
The interface follows your Telegram app language (English, Indonesian, Chinese, Russian). You can also set it in Settings.
Why did it ask for an access code?
Access can be gated. Enter the code you were given to unlock the bot. The access prompt is always in English because your language preference isn't known yet.
Is this financial advice?
No. Demeter is a tool. Providing liquidity carries real risk, including impermanent loss. Only deposit what you can afford to lose.