Super9MM vs Gamma: LP Automation Compared
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Both automate concentrated-liquidity positions, but with different custody models on different chains. Gamma runs managed LP vaults primarily on Ethereum and its L2s. Super9MM runs per-user, non-custodial Automators on Uniswap V3 on Robinhood Chain. The headline difference is pooled shared strategy versus your own contract.
Two different automation models
Gamma is a well-known LP automation protocol built around managed vaults: you deposit into a shared strategy alongside other users, and a manager handles ranges and rebalancing for the pool as a whole. It operates primarily on Ethereum and various L2s. Super9MM takes a different structural approach. It is an independent automation layer on Uniswap V3, the concentrated-liquidity DEX, deployed on Robinhood Chain (chain 4663), and it does not pool your funds with anyone else. Both aim to keep liquidity in range and compounding; they just arrive there through pooled vaults versus individual accounts.
| Factor | Super9MM | Gamma |
|---|---|---|
| Chain(s) | Robinhood Chain (chain 4663), on Uniswap V3 | Primarily Ethereum and L2s |
| Custody model | Per-user non-custodial Automator; owner-only withdraw | Pooled managed vaults; you deposit into a shared strategy |
| Who manages the range | Keeper calls hard-coded functions on your own contract | Vault manager runs the strategy for all depositors |
| Fee model | 9% of earned yield only; no deposit/entry/exit fee; 20% on-chain cap | Vault-style fees. TODO(owner): verify current Gamma fee |
| Withdrawals | Only you can withdraw from your Automator | Redeem your vault shares. TODO(owner): verify |
| Automations | Auto-rebalance, auto-compound, TP/SL, DCA; pause anytime | Managed rebalancing per strategy. TODO(owner): verify feature set |
Custody and control
The clearest distinction is where your money lives. In a pooled vault model, your deposit joins a shared position and you hold vault shares; the strategy is run for the pool collectively. With Super9MM, a contract is deployed for you alone. The keeper can only call the specific automation functions it is hard-coded to call, guarded by a TWAP check and a rate limit, and only you can withdraw. You configure the rebalancing and auto-compound behavior and can pause it at any time. If the internals matter to you, read how the Automator contract works.
Fees, fairly stated
Super9MM charges a performance fee of 9% of earned yield, with no deposit, entry, or exit fees, and the fee is capped at 20% on-chain. Managed-vault protocols like Gamma typically use their own fee structures, which vary by vault and can change over time. We will not quote a specific Gamma number here because it must be verified against their live documentation. TODO(owner): verify current Gamma fee. The fair comparison is structural: a single flat yield-based fee on your own contract versus vault-level economics on a shared strategy.
Which fits you
If you are on Ethereum or one of the L2s Gamma serves and want a hands-off, professionally managed pooled vault, Gamma is a mature option in that space. If your liquidity is on Robinhood Chain via Uniswap V3, Super9MM is the LP automation built for that chain specifically — Gamma's vaults do not run there today — and the deeper difference holds everywhere: your own non-custodial position with owner-only withdrawal and per-position control over range, TP/SL, and DCA, versus a pooled strategy. To go deeper on the Robinhood Chain side, see the Uniswap V3 liquidity guide, browse pools, and compare against manual LPing.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the main difference between Super9MM and Gamma?
- Gamma offers pooled managed LP vaults, primarily on Ethereum and L2s. Super9MM deploys a per-user, non-custodial Automator on Uniswap V3 on Robinhood Chain where only you can withdraw. It is pooled shared strategy versus your own contract.
- Does Super9MM work on Ethereum like Gamma?
- No. Super9MM operates on Robinhood Chain (chain 4663) on Uniswap V3. Gamma operates primarily on Ethereum and other L2s, so the two serve different chains today.
- How do the fees compare?
- Super9MM charges 9% of earned yield with no deposit, entry, or exit fees and a 20% on-chain cap. Gamma uses vault-style fees that vary and should be checked against its live docs. TODO(owner): verify current Gamma fee.
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