How to withdraw liquidity from a pool | 1inch.io - Help Center (2024)

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How to withdraw liquidity from a pool | 1inch.io - Help Center? ›

To withdraw liquidity, first connect your wallet. Once connected, navigate to the "More" tab, and click on "Pools". Next, enter the token pair (of the liquidity pool you wish to withdraw from) into the search bar. Then, click the little red minus button.

Select or search for a liquidity pool you'd like to withdraw liquidity from. In the "Withdraw Liquidity" panel, enter the amount of tokens you would like to withdraw from the liquidity pool (or use the slider!) and click “Withdraw Liquidity” at the bottom.

Bugged smart contracts

One of the biggest risks when it comes to liquidity pools is smart contract risk. This is the risk that the smart contract that governs the pool can be exploited by hackers. If hackers can find a bug in the smart contract, they can theoretically drain the liquidity pool of all its assets.

When liquidity is locked, it means that the tokens or cryptocurrency are kept in a smart contract or liquidity pool, where they cannot be moved or traded for a certain period of time.

Efficient routing

This means that if Sushiswap has a cheaper rate than Uniswap, 1inch will do the work for you and route your swap through Sushiswap. As you can see in this image above, the 1inch router will always give a better rate, which puts more money in its users' wallets.

Some supermarkets and other types of stores will cash your check for you for a fee. Use a withdrawal slip at a bank branch. You can visit your bank and fill out a form with your account information and amount you want to take out and present it to a teller. Work with a bank teller.

Basically, 1inch Earn is a set of liquidity pools operating on a model similar to Uniswap V3 range orders and optimized for stablecoins. Earnings come from fees on swap trades in the pool.

A liquid asset is an asset that can easily be converted into cash in a short amount of time. Liquid assets include things like cash, money market instruments, and marketable securities. Both individuals and businesses can be concerned with tracking liquid assets as a portion of their net worth.

Liquidity Withdrawal means a withdrawal from the Principal Reserve Fund to pay the Purchase Price of any Bonds tendered optionally by Bondholders pursuant to the Indenture.

What does pulling liquidity mean? ›

Liquidity stealing occurs when token creators withdraw all the coins from the liquidity pool. Doing so removes all the value injected into the currency by investors, driving its price down to zero. These “liquidity pulls” usually happen in DeFi environments.

The amount of LP tokens you own represents your value in that pool and will be used to claim any interest earned from transactions. They'll reflect on your crypto wallet, and you can freely move them around to different. When you withdraw LP tokens, you lose your share of the liquidity pool.

Liquidity Provider tokens are similar to other tokens and can be transferred, traded or staked on other protocols. This indirectly gives liquidity providers complete control over their locked crypto assets in the liquidity pool.

Liquidity provider (LP) rewards come from transaction fees. Every trade on Liquidswap is subject to a fee: 0.30% for regular pools and 0.04% for stable pools. The fee is paid in input tokens: if you are swapping USDT for USDC, the fee is charged in USDT.

It happens when a token's price changes in the market, which causes your deposited assets in the liquidity pool to become worth less than their present value in the market. The bigger this price change, the more your assets are exposed to impermanent loss.

By supplying liquidity into a pool, LPs make money from letting traders use their liquidity for making transactions. Provider's income consists of: In-pool fees: 0.2% on each trade. Final amount depends on volumes traded within the pool.