Liquidity Pools (Liquidity Providing)
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Celer (guide) - liquidity providers on cBridge by Celer Network earn transaction fees and potential farming rewards by supplying assets like USDT to various pools. While liquidity fee earnings are added automatically, some pools also offer additional farming rewards in CELR, which need to be claimed manually.
eZKalibur (guide) - liquidity providers on eZKalibur receive 60% of the protocol's rewards, encouraging them to supply liquidity. Additionally, 25% of rewards are designated for xSWORD stakers, with a portion used for buyback and burn of the SWORD token.
iZUMi (guide) - iZUMi's LiquidBox allows liquidity providers to mitigate impermanent loss by setting specific price ranges for liquidity mining. This innovative approach enhances expected returns through a combination of liquidity mining rewards and trading fee revenue.
Kyberswap (guide) - on the zkSync network provides a fast and secure platform for cryptocurrency swapping, leveraging zkSync's Layer 2 scaling solution for Ethereum. This setup ensures low transaction fees and high-speed trading, enabling users to efficiently exchange various crypto assets with minimal costs and enhanced security.
Mute (guide) - features dynamic liquidity pools with adjustable LP fees, ranging from 0.01% to 10%, governed by the LP providers. This governance system empowers providers to adjust fees, aligning with the Protocol Owned Liquidity (POL) strategy for revenue generation
PancakeSwap (guide) - liquidity pools on PancakeSwap V3 operate with non-fungible positions, giving providers control over their liquidity's price range and resulting in Liquidity Provider NFT tokens. These pools feature concentrated liquidity, allowing providers to specify active price ranges and potentially earn more trading fees, with the fee rate ranging from 0.01% to 1%.
SpaceFi (guide) - on this platfrom, users can add tokens to liquidity pools on the zkSync network, receiving liquidity pool (LP) tokens in return, which represent their share in the pool. These LP tokens not only signify ownership but also enable users to earn a portion of the transaction fees generated by the pool, thereby incrementally increasing the value of their tokens.
Symbiosis (guide) - operates Octopools on its platform, allowing users to provide liquidity in pools like sUSDC and sWETH for cross-chain operations, including on networks like zkSync. By contributing to these pools, users become liquidity providers and are eligible for rewards, which are based on trading volume and enhanced for veSIS token holders.
Velocore (guide) - offers two distinct types of liquidity pools, Stable Pools and Variable Pools, to accommodate various token pair requirements. These pools are evaluated by the platform's protocol router to ensure efficient trade execution and price quotations, with the depth of liquidity in each pool directly impacting the level of slippage for secure, low-fee trading.
zkSwap (guide) - allows users to add liquidity to its decentralized exchange, earning 0.15% swapping fees from the pairs they provide liquidity for. To contribute liquidity, users must provide tokens in a 1:1 value ratio to the pool, such as in a ZKS-ETH pool. If a desired pool doesn’t exist, users can create it, setting the initial exchange ratio if one of the tokens in the pair is new to zkSwap. This model often self-corrects through arbitrage and additional liquidity contributions.
