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Welcome to the Liquidity and Liquidity Providing Page

Introduction to Liquidity

This section will contain information about Liquidity and how it works.

What is Liquidity

What is a Liquidity Provider

Calculating Liquidity Bonding

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How to become a Liquidity Provider

Here's a brief list of instructions on how to provide liquidity on Uniswap and Pulse X:

  1. 1. Connect Your Wallet: Open the Uniswap interface and connect your Ethereum wallet (e.g., MetaMask).
  2. 2. Select the Pool: Navigate to the "Pool" or "Liquidity" section and click on "Add Liquidity."
  3. 3. Choose Tokens: Select the token pair you want to provide liquidity for. You'll need to input the amount of each token you wish to supply.
  4. 4. Set Amounts: Enter the amount of one token; the other token will be automatically calculated based on the current exchange rate.
  5. 5. Approve Tokens: If you haven't already, you may need to approve the tokens for Uniswap to use.
  6. 6. Review Details: Check the details, including the share of the liquidity pool and potential rewards.
  7. 7. Provide Liquidity: Click on the "Supply" button, review the transaction, and confirm it in your wallet.
  8. 8. Check Your Position: After the transaction is confirmed, you can view your liquidity position in the "Pool" section.

Make sure to do thorough research and understand the risks involved before providing liquidity! For more information, check out our video below:

Accessible Tools for Liquidity Analysis

We have been working diligently with developers to make sure that their sites and tools are accessible. As we work with them, we will share them here.

The Block Hive:

The Block Hive is a site that will allow you to find any pair with the necessary contract address. You can search for a token on every exchange in Pulse Chain. The results show up on the site or are downloadable. This site is very valuable in researching liquidity relevant to a pair, or the liquidity in all the pairs that a coin has been bonded with.

To use this site, just follow the link Block Hive, and follow the instructions. The developer has been very willing to make sure that the site is accessible with a screen reader.