Provide liquidity
Add tokens to a shared trading pool and understand the risks.
Choose a pool
Section titled “Choose a pool”A liquidity pool is a shared supply of two tokens. People use those tokens to make swaps. If you add tokens to a pool, you own a share of it and can earn trading fees.
On Liquidity, check the two tokens, how much is in the pool, how much people have traded recently, and the trading fee.
You can lose money if token prices change. Earning trading fees does not guarantee a profit.
Add liquidity
Section titled “Add liquidity”-
Open the pool and choose to add liquidity.
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Enter the token amounts. Check where the tokens will come from and the share of the pool you will receive.
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Approve the request in your wallet. Wait for it to finish before checking your share of the pool.
Understand your position
Section titled “Understand your position”Your “position” is your share of the pool. As people swap, the pool holds different amounts of each token. When you take your share out, you may receive more of one token and less of the other than you put in.
Your share can also be worth less than if you had simply kept the tokens in your wallet.
Remove liquidity
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Open your share of the pool and choose how much to take out.
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Check which tokens you will get back, the amounts, and the fees.
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Approve the request in your wallet. When it finishes, check your token balances.
Read estimated values carefully
Section titled “Read estimated values carefully”Values shown in money, such as dollars, are estimates and can change. Check the actual number of tokens in the preview before approving.