What is a liquidity token?

Liquidity provider tokens or LP tokens are tokens issued to liquidity providers on a decentralized exchange (DEX) that run on an automated market maker (AMM) protocol . Uniswap, Sushi and PancakeSwap are some examples of popular DEXs that distribute LP tokens to their liquidity providers.

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How are pool tokens calculated?

For example, if you contribute $10 USD worth of assets to a Balancer pool that has a total worth of $100, you would receive 10% of that pool’s LP tokens . You receive 10% of the LP tokens because you own 10% of the crypto liquidity pool. The LP tokens become your claim to your share of the pool’s assets.

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How are liquidity tokens calculated?

Liquid Tokens continuously recalculate their price in relation to their collateral token by maintaining a fixed ratio between the Liquid Token’s total value and the value of its reserve pool . This ratio, known as the “reserve ratio” (RR), can be used to maintain the price stability of a Liquid Token.

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