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How Can High Trading Volume Potentially Offset Significant Impermanent Loss?

Liquidity providers earn a percentage of the transaction fees generated by every trade in the pool. High trading volume, regardless of price direction, generates a large stream of fee income.

If this accumulated fee income is greater than the dollar value of the impermanent loss incurred due to price divergence, the liquidity provider will realize a net profit compared to simply holding the assets.

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