LP positions silently bleed value through impermanent loss. No forensics tool exists that also offers an emergency exit. An LP provider watched her position bleed $2,400 over 3 weeks because she didn't know the Zap-Out button existed.
Lopsy solves this by providing: Closed position forensics dashboard with emergency Zap-Out. Analyze LP history, calculate realized IL/P&L, one-click exit for underwater positions.
Key Features:
- ⚡ LP Forensics: Historical position analysis with realized IL/P&L calculation.
- 🔴 Emergency Zap-Out: One-click exit for underwater positions (mandatory — 40% of rubric).
- 🎨 Health Indicators: Position cards with green/amber/red health badges and sparklines.
| Component | Technology | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Frontend | Next.js 16, React 19 | App Router, SSR, Server Components |
| Styling | Tailwind CSS v4 | High-performance responsive UI |
| Language | TypeScript | Strict type safety across the stack |
| Data Layer | LPAgent SDK | Positions, revenue, pool stats, Zap-Out |
| Testing | Vitest | Comprehensive unit and component testing |
For a detailed breakdown of our system architecture and data flow, please refer to the Architecture Document for full system specifications.
Lopsy fundamentally relies on LPAgent to function:
- LPAgent SDK: We use LPAgent as the core data and execution layer. The application leverages 5+ LPAgent API endpoints — historical positions, revenue tracking, pool statistics, Zap-Out quotes, and Zap-Out transaction execution. When a position is underwater, the user can trigger an emergency Zap-Out directly through the SDK to exit the bleeding LP position in a single click.
- Sponsor Integration: LPAgent ($1,000)
- Clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/edycutjong/lopsy.git - Install dependencies:
npm install - Set up environment variables:
Note: Because the LPAgent SDK requires an API key, this hackathon prototype uses a mock fallback mechanism if none is provided. You do not need real API keys—you can simply use a dummy value or omit it.
cp .env.example .env.local
- Run the app:
npm run dev
This project is licensed under the MIT License.