# Liquidity Provision

**Step 1**

Click on either Pool Wizard or Liquidity Pool under the Pool menu

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**Step 2**

Select from existing pools or create a new pool.

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Step 3

Choose the appropriate price range from the four available options based on your pair's volatility. A narrower range increases the chance that your liquidity will fall out of range, which means you will temporarily stop earning fees as your liquidity shifts to a single token until the pair's price re-enters your chosen range.

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**Step 4**

Enter the desired token amount on one side, and the corresponding value for the other token will be automatically calculated. You'll also see the percentage allocation for each token based on your chosen price range.

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