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💧Pools

Learn how to provide liquidity.

Learn About Liquidity & LPs on Vertex

Contents:

  • Overview

  • Providing Liquidity

  • Withdrawing Liquidity


Pools Overview

Vertex’s innovative design combines an orderbook with an AMM. This allows for low-latency speeds, capital efficiency, and additional earning opportunities — empowering users to provide liquidity and use their LP position as collateral.

  • Users can provide liquidity to Vertex spot markets to create an LP position.

  • Liquidity must be provided for both assets -- wETH and USDC. There is no single-sided liquidity providing on Vertex.

  • The margin for LP positions is based on the non-quote weights.

Margin Example:

  • $200 wETH-USDC LP position.

  • The LP margin would use the wETH weights.

  • wETH initial and maintenance weights are 0.9 and 0.95, respectively.

  • Margin is $200 * 0.9 for initial and $200 * 0.95 for maintenance.

Even though ½ of the position ($100) consists of USDC, which is weighted at 1.00, the LP position uses the non-quote weight.


How to Provide Liquidity

Provide Liquidity and Create an LP Position:

  • Go to Pools page (Earn > Pools).

  • Click the [Provide] button on the Pool you want to provide liquidity to.

  • Enter how much liquidity you want to provide for each asset.

  • Review summary.

  • Click the [Provide Liquidity] button.

You will now see your LP position details reflected in the Pools tables.

Note: You do not need to sign to provide liquidity if you have 1-Click Trading enabled.

How to Withdraw Liquidity

Withdraw Liquidity / Close an LP Position:

  • Go to any Pools table on the Portfolio Overview, Pools Portfolio page, or Pools page.

  • Click the [Withdraw] button on the LP position you want to withdraw liquidity from.

  • Select the amount of liquidity you want to withdraw.

  • Review the summary.

  • Click the [Withdraw Liquidity] button.

The withdrawn liquidity / assets will be reflected in your balances tables.

Note: You do not need to sign to provide liquidity if you have 1-Click Trading disabled.

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