# How to Provide Liquidity

Providing liquidity on Monday Trade Perps allows you to contribute to trading pair liquidity pools, earn fees, and support the Monad ecosystem. This step-by-step guide explains how to add liquidity to a pool on Monday Trade Perps.

### Steps to Add Liquidity:

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**Select an Asset Pool**

In the search bar on the dapp, select the asset pool you want to provide liquidity (e.g. BTC/USDC).
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**Access the Liquidity Panel**

On the right-hand side of the page, click the "**Liquidity**" panel to open the liquidity management interface for the selected pool.
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**Set Your Price Range**

Choose the price range for your liquidity position. You can drag the upper and lower boundary lines on the price range graph to adjust the range visually.

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**Enter Deposit Amount (USDC)**

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**Review and Confirm Transaction**

Review the liquidity details, including the token amounts, price range, removal price, and liquidation price. Once satisfied, click "Confirm" and approve the transaction in your wallet. Wait for the transaction to be confirmed on the Monad network.
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Once confirmed, your liquidity position will appear in the "Liquidity" section at the bottom of the dapp. Earned fee will be added to the Value Locked automatically.
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When you remove the liquidity you provided, it is automatically converted into a net position. In order to retrieve the margin, it is advisable to close the position in trade immediately after the liquidity removal.
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