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By Dan Saada
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Sushi Party, Circle Snail, Donald Dai, YFI Whale, Tether Turtle, Toadie Marine, Synthetic Snake, Compound Truffle, CRV crocodile, Spartan Dollar, Band-Osaurus, REN Rhino, Umami…
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The Reward type in all these pools is Sushi. All of these liquidity pools have high impermanent loss with 0.04% through 0.
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Each of these pools offers different pairs like SUSHI-ETH, USDC-ETH, DAI-ETH, YFI-ETH, USDT-ETH, LINK-ETH, SNX-ETH, COMP-ETH, CRV-ETH, SUSD-ETH, BAND-ETH, ren-ETH, and UMA-ETH.
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Each of these pools have values locked anywhere from $11,672,165.85 through $594,438,344.68.
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For clarity, Liquidity pools are places where users pool tokens. The pooling of tokens is sometimes known as liquidity.
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The Liquidity pools are created by users and decentralized apps who are interested in making profits by using the liquidity from the pool.
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To create a liquidity pool or be a part of the liquidity pool, the amount which a user contributes should be equally divided between two coins.
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This SushiSwap's liquidity pools permit anyone to provide liquidity at the Sushi Exchange.
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Users who provide their liquidity will receive SLP tokens, also known as "SushiSwap Liquidity Provider Tokens."
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For example, a user who deposits $SUSHI and $ETH into a particular liquidity pool will get the SUSHI-ETH SLP tokens.
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“Every time another user uses the pool to trade between $SUSHI and $ETH, a 0.3% fee is taken on the trade. 0.25% of that trade goes back to the LP pool.”
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For clarity on how to profit from Sushi Swap as published in the docs: “The value of the SLP tokens, which represent the shares of the total liquidity each pool, is updated…
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