Super9MM vs Arrakis: LP Automation Compared

Arrakis provides LP vaults and managed market-making, primarily on Ethereum and L2s, where you deposit into a shared, professionally-run strategy. Super9MM instead gives each user their own non-custodial Automator on Uniswap V3 on Robinhood Chain. The split is pooled vaults versus per-user contracts.

Managed market-making vs per-user automation

Arrakis is a liquidity-management protocol known for LP vaults and active market-making strategies, operating primarily on Ethereum and various L2s. Depositors put capital into a vault and a strategy manages the underlying positions on their behalf. Super9MM addresses a similar problem, keeping concentrated liquidity in range and compounding, but from a different starting point: it is an independent automation layer on Uniswap V3, the concentrated-liquidity DEX, deployed on Robinhood Chain (chain 4663), and it never pools your funds with other users. It is not affiliated with Uniswap Labs or Robinhood.

Pooled vault versus your own contract

With a managed-vault model, your capital is combined with other depositors' and the strategy is executed for the pool; you hold shares that represent your slice. Super9MM keeps things separated: your own Automator contract holds your position, the keeper can only trigger the hard-coded automation functions (guarded by a TWAP check and a rate limit), and withdrawals are owner-only. You choose the rebalancing and auto-compound settings and can pause automation whenever you want. The fee never touches your principal or offsets impermanent loss; it applies to earned yield only.

Fees, fairly stated

Super9MM's performance fee is 9% of earned yield, with no deposit, entry, or exit fees and a hard 20% on-chain cap, so you keep 91% of what your position earns. Arrakis uses its own vault-level fee arrangements, which differ by product and can change; we will not quote a specific figure without confirming it against their live documentation. TODO(owner): verify current Arrakis fee. The honest comparison is structural rather than a single number: a flat yield-based fee on your own contract versus vault economics on a managed, shared strategy.

Which fits you

If your liquidity lives on Ethereum or one of the L2s Arrakis serves and you want professionally-managed market-making inside a pooled vault, Arrakis is a serious option in that category. If you provide liquidity on Robinhood Chain through Uniswap V3, Super9MM is the LP automation built for that chain specifically — Arrakis vaults do not run there today — and the structural difference holds regardless of chain: your own non-custodial position with owner-only withdrawal and per-position control over range, TP/SL, and DCA, versus a managed shared vault. For the Robinhood Chain path, start with the Uniswap V3 liquidity guide, review strategies, and weigh it against manual LPing.