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Concentrated Liquidity

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Last updated 11 months ago

Camelot V3 allows liquidity providers to concentrate their capital within specific price ranges, leading to increased liquidity at preferred prices. Users can choose to employ both manual mode and auto mode, with the latter automating the adjustment of price ranges.

To provide liquidity to V3 Sanko, navigate to the Trade tab, select Liquidity and choose V3

Next, the pair you want to provide liquidity to.

Then select either manual or auto mode.

Manual mode is tailored for experienced liquidity providers, granting them control over the price ranges of the liquidity they provide. Auto mode employs focused liquidity management strategies, handling the intricate task of adjusting price ranges for users.