Community Finance Whitepaper
  • Whitepaper Overview
  • Roadmap
  • Protocol Overview
  • Basics
    • Welcome to Community Market
    • Useful Resources
  • Limitations on Current Stable-Swap Protocols
    • Impermanent Loss
    • Capital Inefficiencies
    • User Experience
    • User Benefits
  • Enhanced Features
    • Auto-Allocations
    • Auto-Balance
    • Auto-Compound
  • Stableswap Details
    • Asset Liability Management
    • Liquidity providers
    • Asset listing & Governance
  • RY - REALYIELD
    • Utility
    • Token Details
  • veRY - veREALYIELD
    • Utility
    • Token Details
  • Liquidity Mining
    • Liquidity Pool Fees
  • Incentives
    • Liquidity Incentives
    • Swap Incentives
    • Partner Program
  • How to use Community Market
    • Providing Liquidity
    • Swapping
      • Asset Swaps
      • Exchanging Tokens
    • Liquidity Mining
      • Preparatory Steps
      • Import $RY as a custom token
      • (I) Deposit and Staking LP Tokens
      • ​ (II) Collecting Rewards & Withdrawing Liquidity
      • Withdraw in other asset
      • (III) Stake Your NFT To Farm $veRY
  • NFT OVERVIEW
    • The Yield Ones
    • Collectible Value
    • Levels
    • Types
  • NFT Fundamentals
    • Web3
    • NFT Market
    • Ownership
    • The Future
  • FAQ
    • Frequently asked questions
      • What will be token for Community Market?
      • What markets is the $REALYIELD token traded on?
      • Other questions?
      • Which wallets can I use to swap on Market?
      • What happens if one of the coins in a pool loses its peg?
    • Other questions?
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  1. How to use Community Market

Providing Liquidity

Community Market's pools will have unilateral liquidity provision. This means only one type of token is needed to provide liquidity to the system.

Liquidity pair token creation is not required to mine liquidity (provide liquidity) in Community Market.

This makes liquidity provisioning impeccably flexible and scalable.

There are currently three tokens in our stablecoin pools (USDC, USDT, and DAI).

By depositing liquidity, you may mine stablecoins based on a variable share on transaction fees collected from each asset swap in the future.

Unlike previous-generation liquidity pools, pool composition or pool size will not pose significant impact for deposit and withdrawal of single-sided tokens, even in bulk.

That being the case, we will make certain that addition or removal of new tokens to the main pool is scaled naturally, hence securing 100% exposure to single-asset utilisation.

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