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A game-theoretic analysis of the market microstructure in decentralized exchanges with concentrated liquidity
We study strategic liquidity provision in decentralized exchanges with concentrated liquidity as a mean-field game. Liquidity providers choose the width of their price range and when to rebalance it, pay a transaction cost at each rebalancing, and share the fees collected at each tick in proportion
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