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Modulis 7 · Dynamic management
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System architecture — how it all fits into one machine

After this module

You'll learn to combine lending, an LP ladder, and options into one dynamic system with clear rotation rules — one that covers its own costs and naturally accumulates SOL even as the market swings.

What is this module about?

Dynamic position management is a system that combines three tools you already know (lending, LP, options) into one working mechanism with clear rotation (moving capital between layers) rules.

The difference from Strategy B (Module 5.3): this framework doesn't just hold a position — it actively rotates as the price moves, letting capital keep working even while the market chops sideways.

Layer A — Lending (Kamino)80 SOL collateral → $3,400 USDC loan1Layer B — LP ladder (Orca)3 narrow ranges → USDC + SOL fees2Layer C — Options (Deribit)Put protection + Covered Call income3

Three layers

Layer A — Lending (Kamino) SOL

Layer B — LP ladder — staggered liquidity positions (Orca) SOL

3 narrow $5-wide ranges:

~$867 of capital in each — fees are generated only in the active tier (the tier matching the current price range).

Layer C — Options hedge / protection (Deribit)

PUT spread:

Capital allocation

Why 3 tiers, not 1 wide LP?

If the price moves $5, you already have a structure ready — you just close one tier and open the next. No panic, no slippage (price movement during execution) spikes.

Advantages and constraints

Advantages

  • Not a passive strategy → you set aside ~1 hr/week for monitoring, and that's enough to keep the system running smoothly
  • Sensitive to LP APR and Kamino rate changes → you watch both numbers and rotate capital when they shift
  • Requires knowing how to manage LP, options, and lending → you've already covered all three in Modules 3-5, now you combine them

Every risk has a fix. You don't fear it — you learn to manage it.

Next steps

In the next section we'll dig into the math: how LTV is calculated, when rebalance triggers fire, and how the USDC flow covers the options' cost.

Quick check
How many layers make up the dynamic position management system?
Practice task
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Sketch your system architecture on paper

A three-layer system only becomes clear once you see it with your own numbers. This task needs just a sheet of paper and ~15 minutes — no trades.

This is a paper planning task — don't open any real positions. Module 7 is for advanced users who've already mastered Modules 3-5.

This is learning, not investing — use only small amounts you treat as tuition.

You just sketched a full system architecture with your own numbers — most people never think about three connected layers, and you already see them in one diagram.

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