> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.krystal.app/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.krystal.app/products/liquidity-management/lp-transactions/auto-compound.md).

# Auto-Compound

> **Auto-Compound automatically reinvests your earnings from liquidity pools to maximize returns through compounding, saving you time and boosting your overall earnings.**

**Step 1: Pick a position and access Auto-Compound feature**

You can set up Auto-Compound for your LP positions on the “Automation” page:

* From the "Automation" page, click "New Setup" and choose the position you want to set up Auto-Compound

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**Step 2: Configure Auto Compound Parameters and confirm the setup**

* In the Compound Trigger section, you can set up the Trigger by Time or Fee:
  * Fee: Compound when a specific fee threshold is reached.
  * Time: Compound at set time intervals.

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* In the Settings section:
  * Gas Fee Ceiling: The maximum amount of gas fee you are willing to pay for a compound transaction. If the cost is higher than the Gas Fee Ceiling, the transaction won't be initiated. The maximum value is 30% of your Earned Fees.
  * Pool Slippage and Swap Slippage help protect you by reverting the transaction if there's any unfavorable price movement.

**Step 3: Track your Auto-Compound Strategy on the Automation Tab**

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