Manual Mode
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Navigate to the ‘Pools’ section and select the trading pair you wish to provide liquidity to (e.g., TOKEN_A / TOKEN_B).
💡 If the pool doesn't exist yet, you can create one by clicking ‘Create Pool’. You’ll supply assets in a roughly 50/50 value ratio to initialize the pool and select your preferred fee tier (more on fee tiers in a later section). Pool creation is permissionless and free.
On the pools' page, you’ll see key metrics such as TVL, 24h Volume, 24h Fees, and APR for available pools. These help you evaluate the pool’s health and potential earnings.
Click ‘Create Position’ to begin the process.
Choose "Manual" to proceed with adding liquidity manually.
Use available presets or manually set the min and max prices of your position. This determines where your liquidity will be active.
Narrower ranges concentrate liquidity, increase potential yield, but require more attention.
Wider ranges reduce the need for active management but dilute fee-earning potential.
🔢 Note: Prices are aligned with ticks—predefined intervals—so manual entries will round to the nearest valid tick.
When setting a range, consider:
Your market expectations (bullish, bearish, sideways)
How often you can monitor or adjust your position
Potential network fees or transaction costs
Once your range is set, enter the amount of one token; the other token’s amount will autofill based on your price range and the current market price.
If your range is heavily skewed above or below the current price, you'll provide more of one asset.
You may also choose to provide single-sided liquidity (just one asset), enabling advanced strategies like buy/sell ranges or passive DCA.
✅ The “Full Range” option mimics V2-style AMMs and distributes liquidity across the entire price spectrum.
Click ‘Create Position’ and approve the transaction in your connected wallet.
Once confirmed:
You’ll receive an on-screen success notification
Your assets are now part of the pool and begin earning fees immediately
To learn how to manage your position—adjust ranges, claim fees, or withdraw liquidity—continue to the “Managing & Adjusting Positions” section of this guide.
