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    • How to migrate liquidity from Zebra v1 to v2
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      • How to add a liquidity
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      • 🚀Getting started with V2
        • Why is liquidity position ownership represented by tokens or NFTs?
        • How to collect fees from a liquidity pool on Zebra v2
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    • Why is my liquidity position not evenly split between the two tokens?
    • How to change the price range of a liquidity position
    • Why does the price input automatically round?
    • What are fee tiers?
    • What is a liquidity provider (LP) fee?
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Swap

Zebra is a decentralized exchange, and Swap is its core function. Currently, Zebra provides the following features for users:

Trading

Users can trade on Zebra without permission, swapping for the desired assets. A minimal transaction fee will be deducted during the trading process to incentivize liquidity providers.

When trading, please pay attention to price impact and slippage to avoid asset losses. Users can set limits on slippage through trading settings.

Liquidity Pool

Assets need to have liquidity pools on Zebra to be traded. Users can also provide liquidity to earn trading fees. When users provide liquidity, they will receive LP tokens, which will help them earn trading fees.

In the future, staking LP tokens will generate more rewards, which means liquidity mining.

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