In this article, HKC News will guide people to use HKCoiner Liquidity, this is a feature that helps you earn more income on the web3 platform.
What is HKCoiner Liquidity?
HKCoiner Liquidity is a liquidity pool developed based on the principles of Automatic Market Maker (AMM). Similar to any other Decentralized Finance (DeFi) exchange, it comprises various liquidity pools, with each liquidity pool containing two digital tokens.
You can contribute liquidity to these pools to become a liquidity provider, earning transaction fees and BNB rewards. Additionally, you can easily swap two digital tokens within the liquidity pools.
Note: Liquidity supports API functionality. For more information, please visit the Liquidity API Portal.
How many types of products does HKCoiner Liquidity support?
There are two types of Liquidity Stable and Innovative.
Stable: Developed with a hybrid constant function automatic market-making system model to facilitate transactions and pricing between two stable tokens, providing a low slippage trading experience. Prices of the two tokens in the pool are influenced by exchange rate/token price fluctuations, and rewards for liquidity providers are more stable compared to Innovative products.
Innovative: Developed with a constant mean value automatic market-making system model to achieve transaction and pricing for two digital tokens. Prices of the two tokens in the pool are influenced by exchange rate/token price fluctuations, and rewards for liquidity providers fluctuate more greatly.
Some notes to consider when participating in HKCoiner Liquidity
Current pool size: The composition of the pair in the current pool. When you add assets, you will also add them in proportion to the composition.
Add: Provide liquidity for the liquidity pools.
Remove: Remove your tokens from the liquidity pools.
Price: The swap price between the pair in the pool. The final price depends on the proportion of the pair in the liquidity pool and is calculated by a formula.
Portion: The pool portion you are expected to get after adding liquidity.
Portion of the pool: The estimated share of the pool that you are expected to get after adding liquidity.
Slippage: The estimated percentage that the ultimate executed price of the swap deviates from the current price due to the trading amount.
Total Yield: The estimated annualized yield a user can expect to receive for providing liquidity in this pool.
This article does not contain investment advice or recommendations. Every investment and trading move involves risk, and readers should conduct their own research when making a decision.
