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How Is Impermanent Loss Minimized in a Stablecoin-Only Liquidity Pool?

Impermanent loss occurs when the price ratio of assets in a liquidity pool changes after deposit. In a stablecoin-only pool (e.g.

USDC/DAI), the assets are expected to maintain a 1:1 price ratio. Since the price ratio is nearly constant, the risk of impermanent loss is drastically minimized, allowing liquidity providers to earn trading fees with low price risk.

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