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Here is a quick 50 second video showing you how easy it is to add LP on @MeteoraAG DLMM and starting making money off trading volume! LiquidBoost.pro powered by $LIQUID on $SOL: B9B87Ng2LxTmdcco5bj7omotkYhuAjWRELDBVW2frge First (not shown) connect wallet. Then find the pair you wish to position yourself in. Here, we went into a $SOL / $USDC pair. Add the amount of $SOL - auto fill will auto add the amount of $USDC to make them even. You can select your Spot, Bid-Ask, or Curve position. These are different ways to earn fees. All of which offer a unique method for all types of situations. Then select your Bin Range. This is how wide or narrow you'd like your price range to collect fees on. The smaller the bin range, the more your money works for you. Add Liquidity, confirm in your wallet, and you are now collect fees based off volume.

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Here is a quick 50 second video showing you how easy it is to add LP on @MeteoraAG DLMM and starting making money off trading volume! LiquidBoost.pro powered by $LIQUID on $SOL: B9B87Ng2LxTmdcco5bj7omotkYhuAjWRELDBVW2frge First (not shown) connect wallet. Then find the pair you wish to position yourself in. Here, we went into a $SOL / $USDC pair. Add the amount of $SOL - auto fill will auto add the amount of $USDC to make them even. You can select your Spot, Bid-Ask, or Curve position. These are different ways to earn fees. All of which offer a unique method for all types of situations. Then select your Bin Range. This is how wide or narrow you'd like your price range to collect fees on. The smaller the bin range, the more your money works for you. Add Liquidity, confirm in your wallet, and you are now collect fees based off volume.

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This is our goal - simplify LPing & help onboard new users every day. Allow them to learn, grow, and level up onto larger and more complex platforms like @FabriqTrade or @StarseedTeam. $LIQUID CA: B9B87Ng2LxTmdcco5bj7omotkYhuAjWRELDBVW2frge When going to add LP on @MeteoraAG DLMM through LiquidBoost.pro - we try to make it as easy as possible for new LPers! One thing you'll see in our pools field is the BPS. BPS stands for "Basis Points" - it's a standard financial measurement unit. The breakdown: 1 BPS = 0.01% (one hundredth of a percent) 100 BPS = 1% In Meteora DLMM pools, BPS is used for: Bin Step Size - This determines the price granularity of the pool. Bins in Meteora LP DLLM pools are fixed price ranges (e.g., $0.90–$1.10) where liquidity is concentrated, earning fees only when the market price stays within that bin. They replace continuous curves with discrete steps for more efficient, targeted LP positions. Example: 4 BPS = 0.04% price difference between bins. Smaller BPS = tighter price ranges, more concentrated liquidity Larger BPS = wider price ranges, more spread out liquidity Fee Tiers - Trading fees are often expressed in basis points Example: 25 BPS = 0.25% trading fee Why use BPS instead of percentages? It's easier to work with whole numbers (4 BPS vs 0.04%). It's the industry standard for expressing small percentage differences. Prevents decimal confusion in financial calculations. So when you see "4 BPS" on a pool card in the app, it means each price bin in that pool is 0.04% apart from the next one. Pools with smaller BPS values (like 1 BPS) have very tight, concentrated liquidity, while pools with larger BPS values (like 100 BPS = 1%) have wider price ranges.