TLX Documentation
  • Welcome to TLX
  • Basics
    • Leveraged Tokens
    • How Leveraged Tokens Work
      • Synthetix Perps Engine
      • Rebalancing
      • Keepers
      • ERC-20 compliance
      • Effects of rebalancing
    • Fees
    • Tokenomics
      • Understanding $TLX
      • Bonding for $TLX
    • Protocol-owned Liquidity
    • Guides
      • Minting
      • Redeeming
      • Sequential redeeming
  • Community
    • Governance
      • TIPs
    • Referral Program
  • More
    • Official Links
    • Deployed Contracts
    • Brand Assets
    • Risks & Security
    • FAQ
Powered by GitBook
On this page
  1. Basics
  2. How Leveraged Tokens Work

Keepers

The keeper network monitors prices and triggers rebalancing events

PreviousRebalancingNextERC-20 compliance

Last updated 1 year ago

Leveraged tokens require regular rebalances to maintain their leverage factor within the target range. As a critical part of the TLX protocol, it is important that these keepers are decentralized and reliable. Therefore, TLX has partnered with using their product as its primary keeper.

The TLX leveraged tokens are composable and built to work with any keeper system, allowing for full flexibility in the future. The system is however permissioned as a security measure. A list of rebalancers is maintained in the AddressProvider which are addresses that are able to rebalance leveraged tokens. However, new keepers can be added through governance. If you are interested in building an additional keeper to help secure TLX, please reach out to the core team via .

Chainlink
Automation
Discord