📄️ About Liquidity
Automated Market Makers (AMMs) like ElectroSwap are transforming decentralized finance (DeFi) by allowing users to trade assets without a traditional order book. Instead, users provide liquidity to pools, earning fees based on trades facilitated within these pools. In this article, we’ll explore liquidity in ElectroSwap and break down the differences between V2 and V3, highlighting the pros and cons of each approach.
📄️ Locked Liquidity
Liquidity locking is a security mechanism that ensures the stability and reliability of liquidity pools within ElectroSwap
📄️ Adding V2 Liquidity
ElectroSwap, leveraging the proven mechanics of Uniswap V2, offers a straightforward process for adding liquidity to existing pools or creating new ones. This guide will walk you through both processes, enabling you to support your favorite trading pairs and earn trading fees in return.
📄️ Adding V3 Liquidity
ElectroSwap, leveraging the proven mechanics of Uniswap V3, offers a straightforward process for adding liquidity to existing pools or creating new ones. This guide will walk you through both processes, enabling you to support your favorite trading pairs and earn trading fees in return.