Liquidity Pools (Liquidity Providing)
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Balancer (guide) - Balancer is a decentralized finance protocol that allows users to create liquidity pools with up to eight different tokens. These pools are built on a Constant Value Market Making algorithm, which allows for a wide array of liquidity provision strategies. Users can deposit liquidity using only one token from the pool composition (single-asset liquidity provision), and the definition of weights provides additional flexibility for pool management.
Celer (guide) - Celer Network’s liquidity pools are created on various chains featuring Base to support bridging. Users deposit their tokens into the pool on the source chain and withdraw a matching number of tokens from the pool on the destination chain based on a bridge rate generated by the StableSwap pricing curve.
Hop (guide) - Liquidity providers earn swap fees on every transfer that goes through the Hop bridge, as they facilitate conversions of Hop tokens into native tokens. Once funds are deposited into the pool, users receive LP tokens that represent their ownership share of the pool.
iZUMi (guide) - iZUMi Finance provides tunable liquidity as a service on Uniswap V3, which runs on multiple chains featuring Base blockchain. It is expanding its services to multiple chains with DEX and Bridge integration in the future.
Kyberswap (guide) - KyberSwap is a decentralized exchange protocol that provides frictionless crypto liquidity with extremely high flexibility and capital efficiency. It is the first major protocol in Kyber’s liquidity hub. KyberSwap is a multi-chain platform that supports over 13 chains including Base.
OasisSwap (guide) - On OasisSwap, liquidity pools are essential for the platform's operation, ensuring there's enough liquidity to support trades. Users providing liquidity to these pools receive LP Tokens, which offer rewards in the form of trading fees, incentivizing continuous liquidity availability on the exchange.
PancakeSwap (guide) - PancakeSwap’s liquidity pools are managed in the form of non-fungible positions, meaning each liquidity provider has more control over what price range they want to deploy their liquidity. When you add your token to a Liquidity Pool, you receive Liquidity Provider NFT tokens and share in the fees.
Stargate (guide) - Stargate Finance is an interoperable cross-chain liquidity protocol that enables users to transfer native assets cross-chain in a single transaction through the protocol’s unified liquidity pool. Users can add liquidity to token-chain pools (i.e. USDC-Base) and receive either farm-based or transfer-based rewards.
Symbiosis (guide) - Symbiosis owns two Octopools that are used to run cross-chain operations. These Octopools are located on Boba BNB, the Symbiosis host chain. Any user who adds assets to an Octopool becomes a liquidity provider and receives rewards for providing liquidity.
