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ActiveOciswap Precision Review 2026: Radix Concentrated Liquidity
Ociswap Precision is the concentrated-liquidity pool type of Ociswap, a DEX on Radix. It suits Radix users who want to set price ranges, but its liquidity is very small.
By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated
DappsAtlas score
5.5/10
Mixed
Our verdict on Ociswap Precision
5.5/10Ociswap Precision is for Radix users and liquidity providers who want concentrated-liquidity pools on a native DEX and who understand range management and impermanent loss. Its main strength is the Precision Pool design, which lets providers target price ranges. The main caveat is scale: TVL is only around ten thousand dollars on the tracker, no audits are listed, and fees are not published. Treat it as a small, high-risk venue and size positions accordingly.
Score breakdown
How Ociswap Precision scores
- Security
- 4.5/10
- Ease of use
- 6.5/10
- Fees
- n/a
- Features
- 6.0/10
Scores run from 0 to 10 and are based only on facts we could verify. Where information was missing we mark the score n/a rather than guess.
What is Ociswap Precision?
Ociswap Precision is the concentrated-liquidity pool type of Ociswap, a decentralized exchange on the Radix network. Ociswap describes itself as modular and highly configurable, and presents itself as a front page for Radix trading.
The Precision Pool V2 was introduced with Ociswap V2 in March 2024. It lets liquidity providers target specific price ranges, as opposed to the standard Pool V2, which spreads liquidity more broadly. The tracker has listed it since May 2024.
Adoption is small. The tracker shows about $10,800 in TVL, and another search snippet reports about $23,200 with a 56.6% fall over 30 days. Figures differ by source and date, but both point to a very small pool of capital.
How Ociswap Precision works
Ociswap is an automated market maker. Traders swap tokens against pools of funds that liquidity providers deposit, and the price moves according to the pool's formula. Providers earn a share of trading fees.
Precision Pools add concentrated liquidity. Instead of spreading funds across every possible price, a provider selects a range, and their capital is only used when the price is inside it. In a busy range this can give more depth per dollar and more fee income, but a position earns nothing once the price leaves the range.
Ociswap lists two pool types: Pool V2 and Precision Pool V2. The protocol is built for the Radix network, so trades and liquidity positions are made from a Radix wallet.
6 features
Key features
01
Concentrated liquidity ranges
Liquidity providers choose a price range to concentrate capital, aiming for more trading depth from the same funds.
02
Two pool types
Ociswap offers Pool V2 and Precision Pool V2, and the pools can be configured. This lets creators choose how liquidity is provided.
03
Pool creation
Users can create a pool for a token directly from its token page on the Ociswap site, selecting the Precision Pool V2 option.
04
Native Radix trading
The DEX is built for Radix and presented as a front page for the XRD token ecosystem, with wallet-based swaps.
05
Incentive campaigns
A past Splash campaign shared a pool of JWLXRD rewards with liquidity in V2 and Precision V2 pools.
06
Modular design
Ociswap describes itself as a modular and highly configurable exchange, which suits different pool designs.
Pros and cons
What we like
- Concentrated liquidity lets providers target price ranges and use capital more efficiently
- Native to Radix, with swaps and pool creation from a Radix wallet
- Two pool types give providers a choice between broad and ranged liquidity
- Pools can be created directly from a token page
- Past incentive campaigns have rewarded liquidity in the V2 pools
Watch out for
- Very low TVL, roughly $10,800 on one tracker, so liquidity is thin and large trades will likely see heavy slippage
- Limited to the Radix network, which has a small user base compared with larger DeFi chains
- No audits are listed on the tracker that follows the protocol
- Concentrated liquidity requires active range management, and liquidity providers can lose money from impermanent loss
- Fee tiers, protocol fees and token details are not published in the material reviewed here
- TVL has been falling; one search snippet reports a 56.6% drop over 30 days
Ociswap Precision fees
Ociswap Precision's fee tiers and any protocol fee are not published in the material reviewed here. Swap fees on concentrated liquidity pools are usually set per pool and paid to liquidity providers, but the exact rates are not stated.
Users can see the fee on each pool in the Ociswap interface before swapping or adding liquidity. Radix network transaction fees, paid in XRD, apply on top of any pool fee.
Is Ociswap Precision safe?
The tracker lists no audits for Ociswap Precision. The project does not publish audit reports in the material reviewed, so readers should check Ociswap's own documentation for any security reviews before depositing. Pools are smart contracts, and bugs or exploits can lead to loss of funds.
Trading is non-custodial: swaps and positions are handled from the user's own Radix wallet. Licensing, team and regulatory details are not stated. Very low liquidity also raises the risk of price manipulation and heavy slippage on small pairs.
6 steps
How to get started with Ociswap Precision
- 1
Set up a Radix wallet and fund it with XRD for network fees.
- 2
Open the Ociswap site and connect the wallet.
- 3
Browse the pools and check the TVL and fee for the pair you want.
- 4
To trade, pick the tokens, review the quoted price and slippage, and confirm in the wallet.
- 5
To provide liquidity, choose a Precision Pool V2 and set a price range for your capital.
- 6
Monitor the position, because it stops earning fees if the market price moves outside your range.
Who Ociswap Precision is for
Ociswap Precision suits experienced Radix users and liquidity providers who are comfortable choosing price ranges and managing impermanent loss. It is less suitable for traders who need deep liquidity or for beginners wanting a low-maintenance way to earn yield.
Ociswap Precision FAQs
What is Ociswap Precision?
Ociswap Precision, also called Precision Pool V2, is a pool type on Ociswap, a decentralized exchange built on the Radix network. It lets liquidity providers place capital within a chosen price range instead of across the full price curve.
How is a Precision Pool different from a regular Ociswap pool?
A standard pool spreads liquidity across all prices. A Precision Pool uses concentrated liquidity, so providers pick a range and their funds are used only while the market price sits inside it. Ociswap lists both as Pool V2 and Precision Pool V2.
Which blockchain does Ociswap Precision run on?
The tracker lists it only on Radix. Ociswap is described as a DEX developed on the Radix Network.
Does Ociswap have a token?
The tracker lists the token as OCI. Ociswap has also run a liquidity incentive campaign called Splash that paid rewards in another token, JWLXRD, to liquidity in V2 pools.
What are the risks of providing liquidity here?
Liquidity providers face impermanent loss, which grows when the price leaves their chosen range, and smart-contract risk. No audits are listed on the tracker, and TVL is very small. Only use funds you can afford to lose.
What are the fees?
Fee tiers are not in the material reviewed. Users would see the fee for each pool in the Ociswap interface when swapping or creating a pool.
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