Orbit
  • INTRODUCTION
    • Orbit
      • Aggregator vs Smart Vault
      • Let's automate Uniswap v3
    • Why Orbit is different?
    • Main Features
      • Autocompound
      • Autorebalance
      • Idle Liquidity
    • Example of stategies
    • Roadmap
  • TECHNICAL DOCS
    • Flow Charts
    • Contract Addresses
    • Multisig governance setup
  • HOW IT WORKS
    • User Guide
      • Create your Smart Vault
      • Provide Liquidity
      • Dashboard
      • UNI v3 Import
      • Withdraw
  • SECURITY & AUDITS
    • Audits
  • COMMUNITY LINKS
    • Discord
    • Twitter
    • Medium
    • Orbit Website
    • Feedback Program
  • TEAM
    • Team
    • Company Website
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On this page
  • 1. Select the pool
  • 2. Decide how to mint your position: Regular or Zap
  • 3. Set the Price Range
  • 4. Deposit amount
  1. HOW IT WORKS
  2. User Guide

Provide Liquidity

The Provide Liquidity page

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Last updated 2 years ago

The users can mint their positions directly via the Provide Liquidity page.

1. Select the pool

The first step is to decide which pool to provide liquidity into.

The user can choose any pool or token pair, but they all have different characteristics and risk profiles. There are several metrics to look at when deciding which pool to choose, like TVL and Volume.

2. Decide how to mint your position: Regular or Zap

The next step is to decide how to mint the position:

  • Regular: the position is minted by providing liquidity to both pool assets.

  • Zap: the position is minted by providing only one asset; Orbit automatically swaps the other one for you.

3. Set the Price Range

The third step is to decide the price range in which the liquidity is provided.

As a standard, Orbit initially suggests the range. Once the initial range is changed, the user can always go back to the suggested range by clicking the button.

When making this kind of decision, the user should analyze how the price will move over time. But, the user doesn't have to worry about actively managing the position because Orbit automatically does it for you.

4. Deposit amount

The last step to mint the position is to Deposit.

The user must decide the amount of capital to deposit inside the position. The ratio between the two tokens is given by how the price range has been set.

You are now finally ready to approve the transaction by pressing Deposit your wallet is triggered, and you only have to approve it.

Congrats! Once the transaction is confirmed, you are now providing liquidity to Orbit.

Provide Liquidity: select the pool
Regular vs Zap
Set the price range
Deposit amount