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Liquidity

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Last updated 2 months ago

Providing liquidity within PiVM allows users to maximize their earnings through yield farming and transaction fees. Liquidity providers (LPs) can stake assets in liquidity pools, facilitating seamless trading while earning a portion of the fees generated by swaps.

Liquidity Pools

Liquidity pools are essential for decentralized exchanges, allowing users to trade assets without traditional order books.

Users contribute token pairs and earn a share of transaction fees in return.

How to Provide Liquidity

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Step 1: Connect Your Wallet

Ensure your wallet is connected and funded.

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Step 2: Select a Liquidity Pool

Pick a trading pair (e.g., Pi/PiVM).

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Step 3: Enter Liquidity Amount

Input the amount of each token you want to deposit.

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Step 4: Confirm & Add Liquidity

Review and confirm your transaction to lock tokens in the pool.

Managing Liquidity

View Your Liquidity: Check your liquidity positions in the “Your Liquidity” section.


Remove Liquidity: Withdraw funds by selecting “Remove”, entering the amount, and confirming the transaction.