PancakeSwap has activated its Infinity concentrated liquidity (CL) pools on BNB Chain and Base, marking the first time the automated market maker has brought the feature to those networks through a direct integration with Maestro Bots. The move lets traders tap into tighter price ranges and potentially higher capital efficiency without leaving the Maestro interface.
What Infinity CL pools offer
Concentrated liquidity allows liquidity providers to allocate funds within a custom price band rather than across the full curve. That means less capital gets tied up in idle positions, and traders can face deeper liquidity near the current price. PancakeSwap’s Infinity version adds a few twists: automatic fee compounding, dynamic fee tiers that adjust with market conditions, and a single-sided staking option for LPs who want to avoid holding both tokens in a pair.
The pools went live on BNB Chain and Base simultaneously. Both networks already host PancakeSwap’s standard AMM pools, but the Infinity CL variant had previously been limited to Ethereum and Arbitrum. The Maestro Bots integration is what opens access on the two additional chains.
Why Maestro Bots matters
Maestro Bots is a Telegram-based trading tool popular among retail traders for its speed and simplicity. By plugging PancakeSwap’s Infinity pools directly into that bot, users can execute swaps and manage LP positions without switching to a web interface. The bot handles order routing, slippage protection, and real-time price tracking.
For PancakeSwap, the partnership extends its reach to a user base that already relies on Maestro for other DEX trades. The bot supports multiple blockchains, but this is the first time it has integrated a concentrated liquidity product on BNB Chain or Base.
What this means for traders and LPs
Anyone using Maestro Bots can now see PancakeSwap Infinity pool prices alongside other DEX quotes. When a trade routes through those pools, the bot executes it automatically. Liquidity providers, meanwhile, can deploy capital to Infinity pools directly from Telegram – minting positions, adjusting ranges, and collecting fees without visiting PancakeSwap’s site.
The launch doesn’t change anything for existing PancakeSwap users who prefer the web app. Those pools remain accessible as before. But for the Maestro community, it’s a new option that might tighten spreads on pairs already listed on both chains.
Next steps
PancakeSwap hasn’t disclosed whether more chains or additional bots will get the Infinity treatment. The current rollout covers only BNB Chain and Base through Maestro. Anyone looking to use the pools will need a Telegram account and the Maestro Bots interface. The integration is live now.
