Add and manage liquidity

Choose the market you will support

Open Liquidity and review the pool's asset pair, fee and available participation options. Prepare the deposit assets and ETH for gas in the connected wallet.

For concentrated liquidity, the range determines when your capital is active. A narrower range concentrates capital around selected prices and can require more frequent position management. Review any incentive eligibility separately from the decision to supply liquidity.

Open a position

1. 1

   Select Add liquidity

   Open the pool's deposit action and confirm both token identities.

2. 2

   Configure the position

   Choose the price range. The form shows the assets required for that range.

3. 3

   Set the deposit

   Enter your amount and review the asset quantities, available balances and transaction preview.

4. 4

   Confirm the deposit

   Complete the required approvals and sign the liquidity transaction. Once confirmed, inspect the resulting position.

Follow your capital and claims

Inspect the position

Open it from the pool page or Portfolio under Positions. Follow the asset mix, displayed value and range status.

Adjust participation

Use the available add or remove actions, reviewing the token amounts before confirming each change. Trading changes the position's asset mix, so removing liquidity can return different token quantities from those originally deposited.

Collect available income

Collect fees or rewards that the position shows as claimable. Pool-wide fee production is a market measure; it is not a personal claimable balance.

Understand the income attached to your role

Position income depends on the pool and how the position participates. In the ve(3,3) program, eligible LP participation earns released BIBO incentives, while the associated voter fee stream rewards those directing votes to the pool.

An LP position does not join the project's Holder Fee stream. To participate in that stream, stake the corresponding Meme token from its row in Portfolio under Tokens. The two roles can coexist, with separate assets and claims.