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Add Liquidity

Learn how to provide liquidity on Alphix, choose a strategy, and manage your positions.

User Guide

This guide walks through creating a liquidity position on Alphix. To get started, navigate to alphix.fi/liquidity/addarrow-up-right

1

Select Pool

Choose which pool to provide liquidity for. Each pool displays its current APR, combining swap fees and lending yield.

2

Choose Strategy

We propose users select Unified Yield to LP into Unified Pools. Your liquidity earns swap fees while idle capital is deployed to lending markets. Stable pools use concentrated positions. Standard pools use full range.

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Custom Range is for advanced users who want manual price ranges.

3

Enter Deposit Amounts

Input how much of each token to deposit. The interface shows your wallet balance and auto-fills the corresponding token amount.

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Review and Create

Review your position details, approve the tokens, and create your position. Once confirmed, you'll start earning immediately.

Managing Positions

Once created, manage positions from the Pool page or your Portfolio. Claim fees anytime, add more capital, or withdraw. Accrued fees are always claimed automatically.

Liquidity Provisioning Risks

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chevron-rightImpermanent Loss (IL)hashtag

When providing liquidity, your assets are exposed to price changes between the two tokens. If prices diverge significantly, your position value may be lower than simply holding the tokens.

  • IL is minimized when tokens are correlated (stablecoins)

  • Narrow ranges increase fee income but also IL exposure

  • If price moves outside your range, the position stops earning and holds only the devaluing token

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chevron-rightSmart Contract Riskhashtag

Smart contracts carry inherent risk. We strongly encourage LPs to do their own research. Alphix is built on top of well-established protocols like Uniswap V4 and follows official standards. Core contracts have been audited by reputable third-party firms.

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