feat: Dynamic anchorWidth based on staking metrics

Replace hardcoded anchorWidth=100 with dynamic calculation that uses staking data as a decentralized oracle. Changes: - Add _calculateAnchorWidth() function to Optimizer.sol - Base width 40% with adjustments based on staking percentage and average tax rate - Staking adjustment: -20% to +20% (inverse relationship) - Tax rate adjustment: -10% to +30% (direct relationship) - Final range clamped to 10-80% for safety Rationale: - High staking % = bullish sentiment → narrower anchor (20-35%) for fee optimization - Low staking % = bearish/uncertain → wider anchor (60-80%) for defensive positioning - High tax rates = volatility expected → wider anchor to reduce rebalancing - Low tax rates = stability expected → narrower anchor for fee collection The Harberger tax mechanism acts as a prediction market where stakers' self-assessed valuations reveal market expectations. Tests: - Add comprehensive unit tests in test/Optimizer.t.sol - Add mock contracts for testing (MockStake.sol, MockKraiken.sol) - Manual verification confirms all scenarios calculate correctly Documentation: - Add detailed analysis of anchorWidth price ranges - Add staking-based strategy recommendations - Add verification of calculation logic 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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--- a/onchain/analysis/anchor-width-calculations.md
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+# AnchorWidth Price Range Calculations
+
+## Understanding the Formula
+
+From the code:
+```solidity
+int24 anchorSpacing = TICK_SPACING + (34 * int24(params.anchorWidth) * TICK_SPACING / 100);
+```
+
+Where:
+- `TICK_SPACING = 200` (for 1% fee tier pools)
+- `anchorWidth` ranges from 1 to 100
+
+## Tick to Price Conversion
+
+In Uniswap V3:
+- Each tick represents a 0.01% (1 basis point) price change
+- Price at tick i = 1.0001^i
+- So a tick difference of 100 = ~1.01% price change
+- A tick difference of 10,000 = ~2.718x price change
+
+## AnchorWidth to Price Range Mapping
+
+Let's calculate the actual price ranges for different anchorWidth values:
+
+### Formula Breakdown:
+- `anchorSpacing = 200 + (34 * anchorWidth * 200 / 100)`
+- `anchorSpacing = 200 + (68 * anchorWidth)`
+- `anchorSpacing = 200 * (1 + 0.34 * anchorWidth)`
+
+The anchor position extends from:
+- Lower bound: `currentTick - anchorSpacing`
+- Upper bound: `currentTick + anchorSpacing`
+- Total width: `2 * anchorSpacing` ticks
+
+### Price Range Calculations:
+
+| anchorWidth | anchorSpacing (ticks) | Total Width (ticks) | Lower Price Ratio | Upper Price Ratio | Price Range |
+|-------------|----------------------|---------------------|-------------------|-------------------|-------------|
+| 1%          | 268                  | 536                 | 0.974             | 1.027             | ±2.7%       |
+| 5%          | 540                  | 1080                | 0.947             | 1.056             | ±5.5%       |
+| 10%         | 880                  | 1760                | 0.916             | 1.092             | ±9.0%       |
+| 20%         | 1560                 | 3120                | 0.855             | 1.170             | ±16%        |
+| 30%         | 2240                 | 4480                | 0.800             | 1.251             | ±25%        |
+| 40%         | 2920                 | 5840                | 0.748             | 1.336             | ±33%        |
+| 50%         | 3600                 | 7200                | 0.700             | 1.429             | ±42%        |
+| 60%         | 4280                 | 8560                | 0.654             | 1.528             | ±52%        |
+| 70%         | 4960                 | 9920                | 0.612             | 1.635             | ±63%        |
+| 80%         | 5640                 | 11280               | 0.572             | 1.749             | ±74%        |
+| 90%         | 6320                 | 12640               | 0.535             | 1.871             | ±87%        |
+| 100%        | 7000                 | 14000               | 0.500             | 2.000             | ±100%       |
+
+## Key Insights:
+
+1. **Linear Tick Scaling**: The tick spacing scales linearly with anchorWidth
+2. **Non-Linear Price Scaling**: Due to exponential nature of tick-to-price conversion
+3. **Asymmetric Percentages**: The percentage move down is smaller than up (e.g., 100% width = -50% to +100%)
+
+## Practical Examples:
+
+### anchorWidth = 50 (Common Default)
+- If current price is $1.00:
+  - Lower bound: $0.70 (-30%)
+  - Upper bound: $1.43 (+43%)
+  - Captures moderate price movements in both directions
+
+### anchorWidth = 100 (Maximum)
+- If current price is $1.00:
+  - Lower bound: $0.50 (-50%)
+  - Upper bound: $2.00 (+100%)
+  - Price can double or halve while staying in range
+
+### anchorWidth = 10 (Narrow)
+- If current price is $1.00:
+  - Lower bound: $0.92 (-8%)
+  - Upper bound: $1.09 (+9%)
+  - Highly concentrated, requires frequent rebalancing
+
+## Important Notes:
+
+1. The anchor position does NOT extend to 2x or 3x the price at maximum width
+2. At anchorWidth = 100, the upper bound is exactly 2x the current price
+3. The formula `200 + (34 * anchorWidth * 200 / 100)` creates a sensible progression from tight to wide ranges
+4. The minimum spacing (anchorWidth = 0) would be 200 ticks (±1% range), but minimum allowed is 1
--- a/onchain/analysis/staking-based-anchor-width.md
+++ b/onchain/analysis/staking-based-anchor-width.md
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+# Staking-Based AnchorWidth Recommendations
+
+## Understanding Staking as a Sentiment Signal
+
+The Harberger tax staking mechanism creates a prediction market where:
+- **Tax Rate** = Cost to hold a position (self-assessed valuation)
+- **Percentage Staked** = Overall confidence in protocol
+- **Average Tax Rate** = Market's price volatility expectation
+
+## Staking Metrics → Market Conditions Mapping
+
+### High Staking Percentage (>70%)
+**Interpretation**: Strong bullish sentiment, holders confident in price appreciation
+- Market expects upward price movement
+- Stakers willing to lock capital despite opportunity cost
+- Lower expected volatility (confident holders)
+
+**anchorWidth Recommendation**: **30-50%**
+- Moderate width to capture expected upward movement
+- Avoid excessive rebalancing during steady climb
+- Maintain efficiency without being too narrow
+
+### Low Staking Percentage (<30%)
+**Interpretation**: Bearish/uncertain sentiment, holders want liquidity
+- Market expects downward pressure or high volatility
+- Stakers unwilling to commit capital
+- Higher expected volatility (nervous market)
+
+**anchorWidth Recommendation**: **60-80%**
+- Wide range to handle volatility without constant rebalancing
+- Defensive positioning during uncertainty
+- Prioritize capital preservation over fee optimization
+
+### Medium Staking Percentage (30-70%)
+**Interpretation**: Neutral market, mixed sentiment
+- Balanced buyer/seller pressure
+- Normal market conditions
+- Moderate volatility expectations
+
+**anchorWidth Recommendation**: **40-60%**
+- Balanced approach for normal conditions
+- Reasonable fee capture with manageable rebalancing
+- Standard operating parameters
+
+## Average Tax Rate → Volatility Expectations
+
+### High Average Tax Rate (>50% of max)
+**Interpretation**: Market expects significant price movement
+- Stakers setting high taxes = expect to be "snatched" soon
+- Indicates expected volatility or trend change
+- Short-term holding mentality
+
+**anchorWidth Recommendation**: **Increase by 20-30%**
+- Wider anchor to handle expected volatility
+- Reduce rebalancing frequency during turbulent period
+- Example: Base 40% → Adjust to 60%
+
+### Low Average Tax Rate (<20% of max)
+**Interpretation**: Market expects stability
+- Stakers comfortable with low taxes = expect to hold long-term
+- Low volatility expectations
+- Long-term holding mentality
+
+**anchorWidth Recommendation**: **Decrease by 10-20%**
+- Narrower anchor to maximize fee collection
+- Take advantage of expected stability
+- Example: Base 40% → Adjust to 30%
+
+## Proposed On-Chain Formula
+
+```solidity
+function calculateAnchorWidth(
+    uint256 percentageStaked,  // 0 to 1e18
+    uint256 avgTaxRate        // 0 to 1e18 (normalized)
+) public pure returns (uint24) {
+    // Base width starts at 40%
+    uint24 baseWidth = 40;
+    
+    // Staking adjustment: -20% to +20% based on staking percentage
+    // High staking (bullish) → narrower width
+    // Low staking (bearish) → wider width
+    int24 stakingAdjustment = int24(20) - int24(uint24(percentageStaked * 40 / 1e18));
+    
+    // Tax rate adjustment: -10% to +30% based on average tax
+    // High tax (volatile) → wider width
+    // Low tax (stable) → narrower width
+    int24 taxAdjustment = int24(uint24(avgTaxRate * 30 / 1e18)) - 10;
+    
+    // Combined width
+    int24 totalWidth = int24(baseWidth) + stakingAdjustment + taxAdjustment;
+    
+    // Clamp between 10 and 80
+    if (totalWidth < 10) return 10;
+    if (totalWidth > 80) return 80;
+    
+    return uint24(totalWidth);
+}
+```
+
+## Staking Signal Interpretations
+
+### Scenario 1: "Confident Bull Market"
+- High staking (80%), Low tax rate (20%)
+- Interpretation: Strong holders, expect steady appreciation
+- anchorWidth: ~25-35%
+- Rationale: Tight range for fee optimization in trending market
+
+### Scenario 2: "Fearful Bear Market"
+- Low staking (20%), High tax rate (70%)
+- Interpretation: Nervous market, expect volatility/decline
+- anchorWidth: ~70-80%
+- Rationale: Wide defensive positioning
+
+### Scenario 3: "Speculative Frenzy"
+- High staking (70%), High tax rate (80%)
+- Interpretation: Aggressive speculation, expect big moves
+- anchorWidth: ~50-60%
+- Rationale: Balance between capturing moves and managing volatility
+
+### Scenario 4: "Boring Stability"
+- Medium staking (50%), Low tax rate (10%)
+- Interpretation: Stable, range-bound market
+- anchorWidth: ~30-40%
+- Rationale: Optimize for fee collection in stable conditions
+
+## Key Advantages of Staking-Based Approach
+
+1. **On-Chain Native**: Uses only data available to smart contracts
+2. **Forward-Looking**: Tax rates reflect expectations, not just history
+3. **Self-Adjusting**: Market participants' actions directly influence parameters
+4. **Sybil-Resistant**: Costly to manipulate due to tax payments
+5. **Continuous Signal**: Updates in real-time as positions change
+
+## Implementation Considerations
+
+1. **Smoothing**: Average metrics over time window to prevent manipulation
+2. **Bounds**: Always enforce min/max limits (10-80% recommended)
+3. **Hysteresis**: Add small threshold before adjusting to reduce thrashing
+4. **Gas Optimization**: Only recalculate when scraping/repositioning
+
+## Summary Recommendations
+
+For the on-chain Optimizer contract:
+- Use `percentageStaked` as primary bull/bear indicator
+- Use `averageTaxRate` as volatility expectation proxy
+- Combine both signals for sophisticated width adjustment
+- Default to 40% width when signals are neutral
+- Never exceed 80% or go below 10% for safety
--- a/onchain/analysis/verify_anchor_width_logic.md
+++ b/onchain/analysis/verify_anchor_width_logic.md
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+# Anchor Width Calculation Verification
+
+## Formula
+```
+anchorWidth = base + stakingAdjustment + taxAdjustment
+where:
+  base = 40
+  stakingAdjustment = 20 - (percentageStaked * 40 / 1e18)
+  taxAdjustment = (averageTaxRate * 40 / 1e18) - 10
+  final = clamp(anchorWidth, 10, 80)
+```
+
+## Test Case Verification
+
+### 1. Bull Market (80% staked, 10% tax)
+- Base: 40
+- Staking adj: 20 - (0.8 * 40) = 20 - 32 = -12
+- Tax adj: (0.1 * 40) - 10 = 4 - 10 = -6
+- Total: 40 + (-12) + (-6) = **22** ✓
+
+### 2. Bear Market (20% staked, 70% tax)
+- Base: 40
+- Staking adj: 20 - (0.2 * 40) = 20 - 8 = 12
+- Tax adj: (0.7 * 40) - 10 = 28 - 10 = 18
+- Total: 40 + 12 + 18 = **70** ✓
+
+### 3. Neutral Market (50% staked, 30% tax)
+- Base: 40
+- Staking adj: 20 - (0.5 * 40) = 20 - 20 = 0
+- Tax adj: (0.3 * 40) - 10 = 12 - 10 = 2
+- Total: 40 + 0 + 2 = **42** ✓
+
+### 4. Speculative Frenzy (70% staked, 80% tax)
+- Base: 40
+- Staking adj: 20 - (0.7 * 40) = 20 - 28 = -8
+- Tax adj: (0.8 * 40) - 10 = 32 - 10 = 22
+- Total: 40 + (-8) + 22 = **54** ✓
+
+### 5. Stable Market (50% staked, 5% tax)
+- Base: 40
+- Staking adj: 20 - (0.5 * 40) = 20 - 20 = 0
+- Tax adj: (0.05 * 40) - 10 = 2 - 10 = -8
+- Total: 40 + 0 + (-8) = **32** ✓
+
+### 6. Zero Inputs (0% staked, 0% tax)
+- Base: 40
+- Staking adj: 20 - (0 * 40) = 20 - 0 = 20
+- Tax adj: (0 * 40) - 10 = 0 - 10 = -10
+- Total: 40 + 20 + (-10) = **50** ✓
+
+### 7. Max Inputs (100% staked, 100% tax)
+- Base: 40
+- Staking adj: 20 - (1.0 * 40) = 20 - 40 = -20
+- Tax adj: (1.0 * 40) - 10 = 40 - 10 = 30
+- Total: 40 + (-20) + 30 = **50** ✓
+
+### 8. Test Minimum Clamping (95% staked, 0% tax)
+- Base: 40
+- Staking adj: 20 - (0.95 * 40) = 20 - 38 = -18
+- Tax adj: (0 * 40) - 10 = 0 - 10 = -10
+- Total: 40 + (-18) + (-10) = **12** (not clamped, above 10) ✓
+
+### 9. Test Maximum Clamping (0% staked, 100% tax)
+- Base: 40
+- Staking adj: 20 - (0 * 40) = 20 - 0 = 20
+- Tax adj: (1.0 * 40) - 10 = 40 - 10 = 30
+- Total: 40 + 20 + 30 = 90 → **80** (clamped to max) ✓
+
+## Summary
+
+All test cases pass! The implementation correctly:
+
+1. **Inversely correlates staking with width**: Higher staking → narrower anchor
+2. **Directly correlates tax with width**: Higher tax → wider anchor
+3. **Maintains reasonable bounds**: 10-80% range
+4. **Provides sensible defaults**: 50% width for zero/max inputs
+
+## Market Condition Mapping
+
+| Condition | Staking | Tax | Width | Rationale |
+|-----------|---------|-----|-------|-----------|
+| Bull Market | High (70-90%) | Low (0-20%) | 20-35% | Optimize fees in trending market |
+| Bear Market | Low (10-30%) | High (60-90%) | 60-80% | Defensive positioning |
+| Neutral | Medium (40-60%) | Medium (20-40%) | 35-50% | Balanced approach |
+| Volatile | Any | High (70%+) | 50-80% | Wide to reduce rebalancing |
+| Stable | Any | Low (<10%) | 20-40% | Narrow for fee collection |
+
+The formula successfully encodes market dynamics into the anchor width parameter!
--- a/onchain/src/Optimizer.sol
+++ b/onchain/src/Optimizer.sol
@ -20,6 +20,17 @@ import {Initializable} from "@openzeppelin/proxy/utils/Initializable.sol";
 *   3. anchorWidth (0 to 100): Anchor position width %
 *   4. discoveryDepth (0 to 1e18): Discovery liquidity density (2x-10x)
 * - Upgradeable for future algorithm improvements
+ * 
+ * AnchorWidth Price Ranges:
+ * The anchor position's price range depends on anchorWidth value:
+ * - anchorWidth = 10: ±9% range (0.92x to 1.09x current price)
+ * - anchorWidth = 40: ±33% range (0.75x to 1.34x current price)
+ * - anchorWidth = 50: ±42% range (0.70x to 1.43x current price)
+ * - anchorWidth = 80: ±74% range (0.57x to 1.75x current price)
+ * - anchorWidth = 100: -50% to +100% range (0.50x to 2.00x current price)
+ * 
+ * The formula: anchorSpacing = TICK_SPACING + (34 * anchorWidth * TICK_SPACING / 100)
+ * creates a non-linear price range due to Uniswap V3's tick-based system
 */
 contract Optimizer is Initializable, UUPSUpgradeable {
    Kraiken private harberg;
@ -99,12 +110,86 @@ contract Optimizer is Initializable, UUPSUpgradeable {
        sentiment = calculateSentiment(averageTaxRate, percentageStaked);
    }

+    /**
+     * @notice Calculates the optimal anchor width based on staking metrics.
+     * @param percentageStaked The percentage of tokens staked (0 to 1e18)
+     * @param averageTaxRate The average tax rate across all stakers (0 to 1e18)
+     * @return anchorWidth The calculated anchor width (10 to 80)
+     * 
+     * @dev This function implements a staking-based approach to determine anchor width:
+     * 
+     * Base Strategy:
+     * - Start with base width of 40% (balanced default)
+     * 
+     * Staking Adjustment (-20% to +20%):
+     * - High staking (>70%) indicates bullish confidence → narrow anchor for fee optimization
+     * - Low staking (<30%) indicates bearish/uncertainty → wide anchor for safety
+     * - Inverse relationship: higher staking = lower width adjustment
+     * 
+     * Tax Rate Adjustment (-10% to +30%):  
+     * - High tax rates signal expected volatility → wider anchor to reduce rebalancing
+     * - Low tax rates signal expected stability → narrower anchor for fee collection
+     * - Direct relationship: higher tax = higher width adjustment
+     * 
+     * The Harberger tax mechanism acts as a decentralized prediction market where:
+     * - Tax rates reflect holders' expectations of being "snatched" (volatility)
+     * - Staking percentage reflects overall market confidence
+     * 
+     * Final width is clamped between 10 (minimum safe) and 80 (maximum effective)
+     */
+    function _calculateAnchorWidth(uint256 percentageStaked, uint256 averageTaxRate)
+        internal
+        pure
+        returns (uint24)
+    {
+        // Base width: 40% is our neutral starting point
+        int256 baseWidth = 40;
+        
+        // Staking adjustment: -20% to +20% based on staking percentage
+        // Formula: 20 - (percentageStaked * 40 / 1e18)
+        // High staking (1e18) → -20 adjustment → narrower width
+        // Low staking (0) → +20 adjustment → wider width
+        int256 stakingAdjustment = 20 - int256(percentageStaked * 40 / 1e18);
+        
+        // Tax rate adjustment: -10% to +30% based on average tax rate
+        // Formula: (averageTaxRate * 40 / 1e18) - 10
+        // High tax (1e18) → +30 adjustment → wider width for volatility
+        // Low tax (0) → -10 adjustment → narrower width for stability
+        int256 taxAdjustment = int256(averageTaxRate * 40 / 1e18) - 10;
+        
+        // Combine all adjustments
+        int256 totalWidth = baseWidth + stakingAdjustment + taxAdjustment;
+        
+        // Clamp to safe bounds (10 to 80)
+        // Below 10%: rebalancing costs exceed benefits
+        // Above 80%: capital efficiency degrades significantly
+        if (totalWidth < 10) {
+            return 10;
+        }
+        if (totalWidth > 80) {
+            return 80;
+        }
+        
+        return uint24(uint256(totalWidth));
+    }
+
    /**
     * @notice Returns liquidity parameters for the liquidity manager.
     * @return capitalInefficiency Calculated as (1e18 - sentiment). Capital buffer level (0-1e18)
     * @return anchorShare         Set equal to the sentiment. % of non-floor ETH in anchor (0-1e18)
-     * @return anchorWidth         Here set to a constant 100. Anchor position width % (1-100)
+     * @return anchorWidth         Dynamically adjusted based on staking metrics. Anchor position width % (1-100)
     * @return discoveryDepth      Set equal to the sentiment.
+     * 
+     * @dev AnchorWidth Strategy:
+     * The anchorWidth parameter controls the price range of the anchor liquidity position.
+     * - anchorWidth = 50: Price range from 0.70x to 1.43x current price
+     * - anchorWidth = 100: Price range from 0.50x to 2.00x current price
+     * 
+     * We use staking metrics as a decentralized prediction market:
+     * - High staking % → Bullish sentiment → Narrower width (30-50%) for fee optimization
+     * - Low staking % → Bearish/uncertain → Wider width (60-80%) for defensive positioning
+     * - High avg tax rate → Expects volatility → Wider anchor to reduce rebalancing
+     * - Low avg tax rate → Expects stability → Narrower anchor for fee collection
     */
    function getLiquidityParams()
        external
@ -116,8 +201,10 @@ contract Optimizer is Initializable, UUPSUpgradeable {
        uint256 sentiment = calculateSentiment(averageTaxRate, percentageStaked);
        capitalInefficiency = 1e18 - sentiment;
        anchorShare = sentiment;
-        // Here we simply set anchorWidth to 100; adjust this formula if needed.
-        anchorWidth = 100;
+        
+        // Calculate dynamic anchorWidth based on staking metrics
+        anchorWidth = _calculateAnchorWidth(percentageStaked, averageTaxRate);
+        
        discoveryDepth = sentiment;
    }
 }
--- a/onchain/test/Optimizer.t.sol
+++ b/onchain/test/Optimizer.t.sol
@ -0,0 +1,244 @@
+// SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-3.0-or-later
+pragma solidity ^0.8.19;
+
+import "forge-std/Test.sol";
+import "forge-std/console.sol";
+import "../src/Optimizer.sol";
+import "./mocks/MockStake.sol";
+import "./mocks/MockKraiken.sol";
+
+contract OptimizerTest is Test {
+    Optimizer optimizer;
+    MockStake mockStake;
+    MockKraiken mockKraiken;
+    
+    function setUp() public {
+        // Deploy mocks
+        mockKraiken = new MockKraiken();
+        mockStake = new MockStake();
+        
+        // Deploy Optimizer implementation
+        Optimizer implementation = new Optimizer();
+        
+        // Deploy proxy and initialize
+        bytes memory initData = abi.encodeWithSelector(
+            Optimizer.initialize.selector,
+            address(mockKraiken),
+            address(mockStake)
+        );
+        
+        // For simplicity, we'll test the implementation directly
+        // In production, you'd use a proper proxy setup
+        optimizer = implementation;
+        optimizer.initialize(address(mockKraiken), address(mockStake));
+    }
+    
+    /**
+     * @notice Test that anchorWidth adjusts correctly for bull market conditions
+     * @dev High staking, low tax → narrow anchor (30-35%)
+     */
+    function testBullMarketAnchorWidth() public {
+        // Set bull market conditions: high staking (80%), low tax (10%)
+        mockStake.setPercentageStaked(0.8e18);
+        mockStake.setAverageTaxRate(0.1e18);
+        
+        (,, uint24 anchorWidth,) = optimizer.getLiquidityParams();
+        
+        console.log("Bull Market - Anchor Width:", anchorWidth);
+        
+        // Expected: base(40) + staking_adj(20 - 32 = -12) + tax_adj(4 - 10 = -6) = 22
+        assertEq(anchorWidth, 22, "Bull market should have narrow anchor width");
+        assertTrue(anchorWidth >= 20 && anchorWidth <= 35, "Bull market width should be 20-35%");
+    }
+    
+    /**
+     * @notice Test that anchorWidth adjusts correctly for bear market conditions
+     * @dev Low staking, high tax → wide anchor (60-80%)
+     */
+    function testBearMarketAnchorWidth() public {
+        // Set bear market conditions: low staking (20%), high tax (70%)
+        mockStake.setPercentageStaked(0.2e18);
+        mockStake.setAverageTaxRate(0.7e18);
+        
+        (,, uint24 anchorWidth,) = optimizer.getLiquidityParams();
+        
+        console.log("Bear Market - Anchor Width:", anchorWidth);
+        
+        // Expected: base(40) + staking_adj(20 - 8 = 12) + tax_adj(28 - 10 = 18) = 70
+        assertEq(anchorWidth, 70, "Bear market should have wide anchor width");
+        assertTrue(anchorWidth >= 60 && anchorWidth <= 80, "Bear market width should be 60-80%");
+    }
+    
+    /**
+     * @notice Test neutral market conditions
+     * @dev Medium staking, medium tax → balanced anchor (35-50%)
+     */
+    function testNeutralMarketAnchorWidth() public {
+        // Set neutral conditions: medium staking (50%), medium tax (30%)
+        mockStake.setPercentageStaked(0.5e18);
+        mockStake.setAverageTaxRate(0.3e18);
+        
+        (,, uint24 anchorWidth,) = optimizer.getLiquidityParams();
+        
+        console.log("Neutral Market - Anchor Width:", anchorWidth);
+        
+        // Expected: base(40) + staking_adj(20 - 20 = 0) + tax_adj(12 - 10 = 2) = 42
+        assertEq(anchorWidth, 42, "Neutral market should have balanced anchor width");
+        assertTrue(anchorWidth >= 35 && anchorWidth <= 50, "Neutral width should be 35-50%");
+    }
+    
+    /**
+     * @notice Test high volatility scenario
+     * @dev High staking with high tax (speculative frenzy) → moderate-wide anchor
+     */
+    function testHighVolatilityAnchorWidth() public {
+        // High staking (70%) but also high tax (80%) - speculative market
+        mockStake.setPercentageStaked(0.7e18);
+        mockStake.setAverageTaxRate(0.8e18);
+        
+        (,, uint24 anchorWidth,) = optimizer.getLiquidityParams();
+        
+        console.log("High Volatility - Anchor Width:", anchorWidth);
+        
+        // Expected: base(40) + staking_adj(20 - 28 = -8) + tax_adj(32 - 10 = 22) = 54
+        assertEq(anchorWidth, 54, "High volatility should have moderate-wide anchor");
+        assertTrue(anchorWidth >= 50 && anchorWidth <= 60, "Volatile width should be 50-60%");
+    }
+    
+    /**
+     * @notice Test stable market conditions
+     * @dev Medium staking with very low tax → narrow anchor for fee optimization
+     */
+    function testStableMarketAnchorWidth() public {
+        // Medium staking (50%), very low tax (5%) - stable conditions
+        mockStake.setPercentageStaked(0.5e18);
+        mockStake.setAverageTaxRate(0.05e18);
+        
+        (,, uint24 anchorWidth,) = optimizer.getLiquidityParams();
+        
+        console.log("Stable Market - Anchor Width:", anchorWidth);
+        
+        // Expected: base(40) + staking_adj(20 - 20 = 0) + tax_adj(2 - 10 = -8) = 32
+        assertEq(anchorWidth, 32, "Stable market should have narrower anchor");
+        assertTrue(anchorWidth >= 30 && anchorWidth <= 40, "Stable width should be 30-40%");
+    }
+    
+    /**
+     * @notice Test minimum bound enforcement
+     * @dev Extreme conditions that would result in width < 10 should clamp to 10
+     */
+    function testMinimumWidthBound() public {
+        // Extreme bull: very high staking (95%), zero tax
+        mockStake.setPercentageStaked(0.95e18);
+        mockStake.setAverageTaxRate(0);
+        
+        (,, uint24 anchorWidth,) = optimizer.getLiquidityParams();
+        
+        console.log("Minimum Bound Test - Anchor Width:", anchorWidth);
+        
+        // Expected: base(40) + staking_adj(20 - 38 = -18) + tax_adj(0 - 10 = -10) = 12
+        // But should be at least 10
+        assertEq(anchorWidth, 12, "Should not go below calculated value if above 10");
+        assertTrue(anchorWidth >= 10, "Width should never be less than 10");
+    }
+    
+    /**
+     * @notice Test maximum bound enforcement
+     * @dev Extreme conditions that would result in width > 80 should clamp to 80
+     */
+    function testMaximumWidthBound() public {
+        // Extreme bear: zero staking, maximum tax
+        mockStake.setPercentageStaked(0);
+        mockStake.setAverageTaxRate(1e18);
+        
+        (,, uint24 anchorWidth,) = optimizer.getLiquidityParams();
+        
+        console.log("Maximum Bound Test - Anchor Width:", anchorWidth);
+        
+        // Expected: base(40) + staking_adj(20 - 0 = 20) + tax_adj(40 - 10 = 30) = 90
+        // But should be clamped to 80
+        assertEq(anchorWidth, 80, "Should clamp to maximum of 80");
+        assertTrue(anchorWidth <= 80, "Width should never exceed 80");
+    }
+    
+    /**
+     * @notice Test edge case with exactly minimum staking and tax
+     */
+    function testEdgeCaseMinimumInputs() public {
+        mockStake.setPercentageStaked(0);
+        mockStake.setAverageTaxRate(0);
+        
+        (,, uint24 anchorWidth,) = optimizer.getLiquidityParams();
+        
+        console.log("Minimum Inputs - Anchor Width:", anchorWidth);
+        
+        // Expected: base(40) + staking_adj(20 - 0 = 20) + tax_adj(0 - 10 = -10) = 50
+        assertEq(anchorWidth, 50, "Zero inputs should give moderate width");
+    }
+    
+    /**
+     * @notice Test edge case with exactly maximum staking and tax
+     */
+    function testEdgeCaseMaximumInputs() public {
+        mockStake.setPercentageStaked(1e18);
+        mockStake.setAverageTaxRate(1e18);
+        
+        (,, uint24 anchorWidth,) = optimizer.getLiquidityParams();
+        
+        console.log("Maximum Inputs - Anchor Width:", anchorWidth);
+        
+        // Expected: base(40) + staking_adj(20 - 40 = -20) + tax_adj(40 - 10 = 30) = 50
+        assertEq(anchorWidth, 50, "Maximum inputs should balance out to moderate width");
+    }
+    
+    /**
+     * @notice Fuzz test to ensure anchorWidth always stays within bounds
+     */
+    function testFuzzAnchorWidthBounds(uint256 percentageStaked, uint256 averageTaxRate) public {
+        // Bound inputs to valid ranges
+        percentageStaked = bound(percentageStaked, 0, 1e18);
+        averageTaxRate = bound(averageTaxRate, 0, 1e18);
+        
+        mockStake.setPercentageStaked(percentageStaked);
+        mockStake.setAverageTaxRate(averageTaxRate);
+        
+        (,, uint24 anchorWidth,) = optimizer.getLiquidityParams();
+        
+        // Assert bounds are always respected
+        assertTrue(anchorWidth >= 10, "Width should never be less than 10");
+        assertTrue(anchorWidth <= 80, "Width should never exceed 80");
+        
+        // Log some interesting cases
+        if (anchorWidth == 10 || anchorWidth == 80) {
+            console.log("Bound hit - Staking:", percentageStaked / 1e16, "%, Tax:", averageTaxRate / 1e16, "%, Width:", anchorWidth);
+        }
+    }
+    
+    /**
+     * @notice Test that other liquidity params are still calculated correctly
+     */
+    function testOtherLiquidityParams() public {
+        mockStake.setPercentageStaked(0.6e18);
+        mockStake.setAverageTaxRate(0.4e18);
+        
+        (uint256 capitalInefficiency, uint256 anchorShare, uint24 anchorWidth, uint256 discoveryDepth) = 
+            optimizer.getLiquidityParams();
+        
+        uint256 sentiment = optimizer.getSentiment();
+        
+        console.log("Sentiment:", sentiment / 1e16, "%");
+        console.log("Capital Inefficiency:", capitalInefficiency / 1e16, "%");
+        console.log("Anchor Share:", anchorShare / 1e16, "%");
+        console.log("Anchor Width:", anchorWidth, "%");
+        console.log("Discovery Depth:", discoveryDepth / 1e16, "%");
+        
+        // Verify relationships
+        assertEq(capitalInefficiency, 1e18 - sentiment, "Capital inefficiency should be 1 - sentiment");
+        assertEq(anchorShare, sentiment, "Anchor share should equal sentiment");
+        assertEq(discoveryDepth, sentiment, "Discovery depth should equal sentiment");
+        
+        // Verify anchor width is calculated independently
+        // Expected: base(40) + staking_adj(20 - 24 = -4) + tax_adj(16 - 10 = 6) = 42
+        assertEq(anchorWidth, 42, "Anchor width should be independently calculated");
+    }
+}
--- a/onchain/test/mocks/MockKraiken.sol
+++ b/onchain/test/mocks/MockKraiken.sol
@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+// SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-3.0-or-later
+pragma solidity ^0.8.19;
+
+/**
+ * @title MockKraiken
+ * @notice Minimal mock of Kraiken token for testing Optimizer
+ */
+contract MockKraiken {
+    uint8 public constant decimals = 18;
+    
+    function totalSupply() external pure returns (uint256) {
+        return 1000000 * 10**18; // 1M tokens
+    }
+}
--- a/onchain/test/mocks/MockStake.sol
+++ b/onchain/test/mocks/MockStake.sol
@ -0,0 +1,46 @@
+// SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-3.0-or-later
+pragma solidity ^0.8.19;
+
+/**
+ * @title MockStake
+ * @notice Mock implementation of Stake contract for testing Optimizer
+ * @dev Allows setting percentageStaked and averageTaxRate for testing different scenarios
+ */
+contract MockStake {
+    uint256 private _percentageStaked;
+    uint256 private _averageTaxRate;
+    
+    /**
+     * @notice Set the percentage staked for testing
+     * @param percentage Value between 0 and 1e18
+     */
+    function setPercentageStaked(uint256 percentage) external {
+        require(percentage <= 1e18, "Percentage too high");
+        _percentageStaked = percentage;
+    }
+    
+    /**
+     * @notice Set the average tax rate for testing
+     * @param rate Value between 0 and 1e18
+     */
+    function setAverageTaxRate(uint256 rate) external {
+        require(rate <= 1e18, "Rate too high");
+        _averageTaxRate = rate;
+    }
+    
+    /**
+     * @notice Returns the mocked percentage staked
+     * @return percentageStaked A number between 0 and 1e18
+     */
+    function getPercentageStaked() external view returns (uint256) {
+        return _percentageStaked;
+    }
+    
+    /**
+     * @notice Returns the mocked average tax rate
+     * @return averageTaxRate A number between 0 and 1e18
+     */
+    function getAverageTaxRate() external view returns (uint256) {
+        return _averageTaxRate;
+    }
+}