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Liquidity Pools

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Last updated 2 years ago

A Liquidity Pool for a (DEX) is a pool of funds provided by users of the DEX that is used to facilitate trading. When a user wants to trade a particular asset, they can do so by providing some of their own assets to the liquidity pool. This helps to ensure that there is always sufficient liquidity on the DEX to match buy and sell orders.

The exact formula used to determine the prices of assets being traded on a DEX liquidity pool will depend on the specific DEX and the algorithms it uses. However, most DEXs use some variant of the (CPMM) formula, which is a type of algorithm that sets prices based on the supply and demand of the assets being traded.

DEX liquidity pools play a crucial role in enabling efficient and trustless trading on decentralized exchanges. By providing liquidity to the pool, users can help to ensure that there are always sufficient funds available to match buy and sell orders, which in turn helps to keep prices stable and facilitate efficient trading on the DEX.

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