How to add liquidity to pools?

Here’s a concise guide on how to add liquidity to pools on Tradoor:

Step One: Connect Your Wallet

Start by connecting a compatible wallet to Tradoor.

Step Two: Choose to add to Perps USDT Liquidity Pool or Perps TON Liquidity Pool

On the Perps or Options page, select Pool.

Step Three: Review Pool Information

Check details like Total Supply, Price, and APR.

Note: APR stands for Annual Percentage Rate.
It represents the annualized return on your investment in the liquidity pool, expressed as a percentage. This rate is an estimate of how much you could earn by providing liquidity to a pool over the course of a year, based on current trading volumes, fees, and rewards. The APR (Annual Percentage Rate) in Tradoor’s liquidity pools comes from:
Trading Fees – A small fee paid by traders on every trade, shared with liquidity providers.
Funding Fees – Payments exchanged between long and short traders based on market demand, benefiting liquidity providers.
Rollover Fees – A possible fee for keeping positions open for a long time (this may be removed later).
Liquidated trades – Lost funds from liquidated trades go to the liquidity pool. It's important to note that APR is not guaranteed and can fluctuate due to changes in trading activity, liquidity, and reward distribution. APR can vary widely based on the pool, market conditions, and the assets being traded.

Step Four: Select Token Amounts

Select Buy TLP and enter the value of $USDT or $TON you wish to provide to the pool. select Confirm.

The Tradoor Liquidity Provider (TLP) Pool is a liquidity pool that acts as a counterparty to traders — when traders seek to open leverage positions, they borrow tokens from the pool. The TLP token is the liquidity provider token where its value is derived from trading fees, funding fees, rollover fees, and price impact

Step Five: Monitor Your Liquidity

You will receive liquidity pool TLP tokens.

Step Six: Earn Rewards

Earn a share of trading fees and accumulate $DOOR points, track your contributions and rewards through Pools.

Step Seven: Withdraw Liquidity

To withdraw, go to Pools, select Sell TLP. Confirm the transaction to receive your $USDT and rewards.

By following these steps, you can easily add liquidity to Tradoor pools and enjoy a sweet passive return!

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Step Three: Review Pool Information

Check details like Total Supply, Price, and APR.

Note: APR stands for Annual Percentage Rate.

It represents the annualized return on your investment in the liquidity pool, expressed as a percentage. This rate is an estimate of how much you could earn by providing liquidity to a pool over the course of a year, based on current trading volumes, fees, and rewards. The APR (Annual Percentage Rate) in Tradoor’s liquidity pools comes from:

Trading Fees – A small fee paid by traders on every trade, shared with liquidity providers.
Funding Fees – Payments exchanged between long and short traders based on market demand, benefiting liquidity providers.
Rollover Fees – A possible fee for keeping positions open for a long time (this may be removed later).
Liquidated trades – Lost funds from liquidated trades go to the liquidity pool. It's important to note that APR is not guaranteed and can fluctuate due to changes in trading activity, liquidity, and reward distribution. APR can vary widely based on the pool, market conditions, and the assets being traded.

Step Four: Select Token Amounts

Select Buy TLP and enter the value of $USDT or $TON you wish to provide to the pool. select Confirm.

The Tradoor Liquidity Provider (TLP) Pool is a liquidity pool that acts as a counterparty to traders — when traders seek to open leverage positions, they borrow tokens from the pool. The TLP token is the liquidity provider token where its value is derived from trading fees, funding fees, rollover fees, and price impact