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Liquidity Pool

1 min readGlossary

A liquidity pool (LP) is a shared set of assets used by an automated market maker (AMM) to enable trading. Liquidity providers deposit assets, receive LP tokens, and earn trading fees (and sometimes incentives). LP participation is a common signal in DeFi-based airdrops because it represents real economic contribution.

LPs carry risks: price volatility, smart contract risk, and impermanent loss. Many airdrop farmers underestimate these risks when chasing eligibility. If you provide liquidity purely for rewards, you may end up worse off than simply holding.

Coins Farm analogy: an LP is a community silo that helps the market function. You earn for supporting it, but the contents change with market conditions. CoinsFarm.com™ can teach this concept safely through gameplay simulations: show how pools earn fees, how ratios change, and why risk exists-without requiring players to take real-world exposure. A practical Coins Farmer habit is to bookmark official domains and ignore DMs with “urgent” claim links. In a great Coins Farm economy, rewards feel earned through play, not forced purchases or hidden tricks. If you’re unsure, step away and verify-most mistakes happen when people rush during hype. Built for safe learning and fun on CoinsFarm.com™. #CoinsFarm #Coins


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