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Create your first liquidity position on Robinhood. If you are new to providing liquidity, read liquidity basics first.

Before you begin

You need:
  • A wallet that can use Robinhood.
  • The tokens that you want to deposit.
  • Funds for network gas, the fee that the network charges for each transaction.
Read about the risks before you deposit.
1

Connect your wallet

Select Connect in the header. Choose your wallet. Sign in with your wallet through Privy, the authentication service that Range uses.Make sure that the header shows your wallet address. Signing in is free and does not move funds. Range never holds your funds.
2

Find the token

Select Search tokens… in the header, or press /. Enter the token’s contract address.You can also open the token from Discover. Use the contract address when you can, because names and symbols are not unique.
3

Choose a pool

On the token page, open Pools. Select a pool to view it.Before you continue, examine these pool details:
  • Protocol: Uniswap V3 or Uniswap V4. Range recommends Uniswap V4.
  • Fee: the fee tier, or Dynamic if a hook sets the fee.
  • Quote: the quote token, which is the asset that prices the token.
  • Pooled amounts: how much of each token the pool holds.
  • Hooks: for a V4 pool, the hook contract shown in the Pool section.
If a notice replaces the position form, Range does not support the pool’s hook. Choose a different pool.
4

Set your range

Select Single. Select a preset, or enter Min Market Cap and Max Market Cap.Next to Price range, the form shows In range if your range includes the current price. If your range is entirely above or below the current price, it shows one token, such as EXAMPLE only.
5

Enter your deposit

Enter an amount under Deposit. If your range needs both tokens, Range calculates the other amount.Review Total value and Composition. Composition shows how the value splits between the two tokens. Your range sets this split, so it is often not 50/50.If your range needs only one token, the other field shows Not used for this range.
6

Review slippage

Review Slippage. The default is 5%. You can enter a value up to 50%.Slippage limits how far the final amounts can move from the amounts that you see.
7

Add the position

Select Add Position. Then approve each request in your wallet:
  1. A token approval for each token that needs one.
  2. The transaction that creates the position.
Each transaction costs gas. If the transaction would fail, Range shows Simulation failed and does not send it.
8

Verify the position

When the transaction confirms, Range shows Position added. Select View transaction to open it in a block explorer.Find your new position in Positions on the token page, or in Portfolio. Make sure that its pool, range, and tokens are correct.

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