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# Liquidity Pools

[Provide liquidity on KaspaCom](https://dev-defi.kaspa.com/swap/create-liquidity) and support the ecosystem. By depositing tokens into a pool, you enable swaps and earn a share of trading fees.

## Why Provide Liquidity?

* **Earn Fees** → Collect a share of every swap (default fee: 0.3%).
* **Strengthen Kaspa DeFi** → More liquidity = smoother trades.
* **Support Token Markets** → Help new and existing tokens grow.

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When you click **Pools**, two options appear:

* **Create Position** → Add liquidity to a pool.
* **View Positions** → Track and manage your active liquidity.

### Create Position

Providing liquidity is a two-step process:

#### Step 1 — Select Token Pair

* Choose the tokens you want to provide liquidity for.
* You can choose from all available tokens on the Kaspa BlockDAG
* The pool will display the **current earned fees** (0.3%).

#### Step 2 — Set Deposit Amounts

* Enter the amounts of each token you wish to deposit.
* The interface automatically calculates the required matching value.
* You can use **Max** to deposit your full balance for one side.
* Click **Review** to confirm before finalizing your position.

### View Positions

* Displays all the pools you are currently providing liquidity in.
* Shows deposited token amounts, earned fees, and pool share.
* From here, you can manage or remove liquidity at any time.

⚡ By adding liquidity, you support KaspaCom’s AMM while earning a share of swap fees.


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