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# Off-chain optimization bots

Rumi’s off-chain keeper bots are where the magic happen. They do all the heavy lifting when it comes to data computations, AI predictions and risk management. They also automate the execution of the strategies contained in the on-chain vaults. This is an initial list of Rumi’s current capacity:

* **AI-powered price prediction:** these bots use AI / ML price prediction models that can automate rebalancing mechanisms of the positions and portfolios.
* **Liquidity range optimisation**: these bots optimize concentrated liquidity ranges for Uniswap V3-type of AMMs thanks to automated range rebalancing to maximize yield generation.
* **Impermanent loss hedging**: these bots create synthetic long and short creation using Rumi Prime to neutralise impermanent loss while extracting yield from liquidity mining.
* **Leverage management**: these bots automate optimal leverage ratios of external money market primitives and provide “no liquidation” debt management for Rumi Prime.
* **Options management**: these bots do the number crunching to decide when to use options from external protocols to hedge positions and generate yield.
* **Auto harvesting and compounding**: bots that automate profit-taking and reinvestment into farms and vaults


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