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What Is ‘Liquidity Provision’?

Liquidity provision is the act of depositing a pair of assets into a DeFi liquidity pool, making those assets available for trading on a decentralized exchange. In return for providing this liquidity, the provider earns a share of the trading fees generated by the pool.

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