Providing Liquidity

Popdex provides a liquidity panel for each Bonded token. You can add or remove liquidity only after a token completes Graduation and becomes Bonded. Liquidity helps a market support trades. A liquidity provider, or LP, supplies USDC and an attention token to the pool.

To add liquidity, supply USDC and attention tokens in the same proportion as the current pool reserves. Popdex gives you LP tokens that represent your share.

Before you approve the transaction, review the USDC amount, token amount, and estimated LP output.

The slippage setting limits how much the result can change after the preview. If the result changes by more than your selected limit, the transaction fails.

Popdex does not charge the 1% swap fee when you add or remove liquidity. LPs can receive a share of fees from swaps. LP fee earnings can be up to 21% APR. This is a maximum, not a guaranteed return. Actual earnings depend on trading volume, pool reserves, token price movement, and your share of the LP supply.

When you remove liquidity, you exchange LP tokens for proportional amounts of USDC and the attention token. Review the expected USDC and token output before you approve the transaction.

Providing liquidity can cause a loss. Risks include token price changes, low trading volume, pool imbalance, failed transactions, network failures, and software errors. Popdex does not guarantee earnings, rewards, liquidity, or a specific withdrawal value.

Buzz Guard is separate. It uses USDC protection and does not create LP tokens.