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# Pool

The Pools feature can be used to add or remove liquidity for a specific trading pair on Gull Network.

**LP Tokens**\
When you provide liquidity for a trading pair, you will receive MANTA-ETH LP tokens. The amount of LP tokens represents your portion of the entire liquidity pool. LP tokens can be redeemed for the tokens deposited in the liquidity pool at any time, though the redeemable amount might be different from the original amount deposited, depending on token price movements and trading actions on Gull Network.

**Incentives**\
To incentivize users for providing liquidity, a portion of trading fees will be allocated to all LPs. These incentives will be automatically added to the value of the LP tokens, and thus realized when users redeem their LP tokens.\
Additionally, users can also stake their LP tokens in the Farm to receive extra token rewards offered specifically for LPs.


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