DataDex
  • What is DataDex?
  • Core Features
  • How to Use DataDex
  • Tips for Maximizing Your DataDex Experience
  • Common Terms
  • Detailed Guide to Providing Liquidity on DataDex
  • Step-by-Step Guide to Providing Liquidity
    • Step 1 - Prepare Your Wallet
    • Step 2 - Access DataDex
    • Step 3 - Navigate to the Pool
    • Step 4 - Choose the Token Pair
    • Step 5 - Define the Price Range
    • Step 6 - Select the Fee Tier
    • Step 7 - Deposit Tokens
    • Step 8 - Position Management
  • Earnings from Liquidity Provision
  • What Happens if Price Moves Outside Your Range?
  • Withdrawing Liquidity
  • Risks of Providing Liquidity
  • Best Practices
  • Conclusion
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  1. Step-by-Step Guide to Providing Liquidity

Step 5 - Define the Price Range

DataDex introduces Concentrated Liquidity, allowing you to specify a price range in which your liquidity will be active.

  • Lower Bound: The minimum price at which your liquidity will be active.

  • Upper Bound: The maximum price at which your liquidity will be active.

Key Considerations for Choosing a Price Range:

Wide Range:

  • Covers more market activity.

  • Generates fewer fees but reduces the risk of your position becoming inactive.

  • Suitable for less experienced LPs.

Narrow Range:

  • Higher capital efficiency and potential for greater fees.

  • Increased risk of impermanent loss if the price moves outside your range.

  • Requires active management.

Tip: DLP projects should opt for Full Range Liquidity initially and allow market makers to take the concentrated positions.

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