Pool

Pools pay out trader profits and receive trader losses plus a portion of trading fees. Pool participants also receive fees from withdrawal transactions.

Risks

Pooling is not risk-free. There can be prolonged periods of time where traders in aggregate make profits, which can deplete the capital you deposit into the pool. Other risks, including smart contract risk and order mispricings, are described in the risk disclosure.

Consider all of these risks before depositing. Only deposit capital you can afford to lose.

Share Calculation

Your pool share is equal to your pool balance divided by the total balance. Deposits by other liquidity providers will dilute your pool share while withdrawals will increase it. How To Deposit?

Click on Deposit, then select an asset and an amount to deposit into the pool.

By depositing in a single asset pool, you'll only be exposed to trading P/L and fees in that asset.

Withdraw

Click on Withdraw, then select an asset and an amount to withdraw from the pool.

You can withdraw funds from a pool at any time after a cooldown period has passed since your last deposit (usually a few minutes).

Fees

Withdrawal fees are set by governance to mitigate certain risk scenarios. Fees paid by withdrawers accrue as rewards to pool participants based on their share of the pool.