EXPLORE / PROVIDE LIQUIDITY
Providing liquidity means depositing two tokens into a pool that traders swap against, in return for a share of the fees.
People use it to earn fees on tokens they already hold. The main risk is impermanent loss: you can end up with less value than if you had simply held the tokens.
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- Fees can be smaller than losses from price moves
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Liquidity projects
Kamino
Provide liquidity
Lending market and automated liquidity vaults.
Orca
Provide liquidity
Decentralized exchange with concentrated liquidity pools for swapping and providing liquidity.
Raydium
Provide liquidity
Automated market maker with swaps, liquidity pools and a token launchpad.
Meteora
Provide liquidity
Liquidity protocol with dynamic pools and DLMM pools for swapping and earning fees.
Exponent
Provide liquidity
Yield market where you can lock in a fixed yield on tokens you hold, trade future yield or provide liquidity.
DefiTuna
Provide liquidity
Leveraged liquidity positions on concentrated pools, with lending vaults that fund the leverage.
Byreal
Provide liquidity
Exchange incubated by Bybit, with concentrated liquidity pools for swaps and earning fees.