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What is Bunicorn?
Introduction
AMM DEX
Liquidity Mining
NFT Collectibles
Getting Started
Wallets that Bunicorn supports
Get BEP20 Tokens
Connect your wallet
Bunicorn testnet 101
Bunicorn Exchange TUTORIAL
Tutorial for Trader
Tutorial for Liquidity Provider
Setup Proxy
Swap native BNB to WBNB to farm
How to Add Liquidity on Bunicorn
How to create a new Flexible pool?
How to Remove Liquidity
How to Join Token Play Farms
How to Join Ancient Buni NFT Farms
How to Join Bunicorn NFT Farms
Fee Structure
FAQ
What is a Flexible Pool?
What is a Stable Pool?
Can users create Stable pools themselves?
Are there any constraints for setting up a Bunicorn Flexible pool?
What are the advantages of a Stable Pool?
Glossary
SMART CONTRACTS
Flexible Pools
Stable Pools
Subgraph API
Stable Pools
Flexible Pools
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Tutorial for Liquidity Provider
Bunicorn Liquidity allows users to provide liquidity by adding their tokens to liquidity pools.
When users add tokens into a liquidity pool, they will receive BUNI Pool Token (Bunicorn’s version of liquidity provider tokens). These tokens represent a proportional share of the pooled assets, allowing a user to redeem their funds at any time. Liquidity providers will be given rewards in the form of trading fees. When traders swap tokens, a certain percentage of trading fees will go back to the pools. Liquidity providers can also put their BPT tokens into farms to earn BUNI rewards.
Generally, there are two main kinds of liquidity pools on Bunicorn, one is for normal tokens (Flexible pools) and the other is customized for stablecoins (Stable pools).
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