> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.rooster.trade/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.rooster.trade/protocol/user-guide/adding-liquidity.md).

# Adding liquidity

Once you have connected your wallet, navigate to the pool you want to add liquidity to and click the ‘Create position’ button.

![](/files/7nhv2WTTLT0qLPoGp3y9)

Then select the range for which you would like to provide liquidity. The recommended range for a volatile pool is Wide or Full. The narrower you provide liquidity, the more impermanent loss you can experience on your position but the more rewards you can receive from farming.

![](/files/fQ5kBr3T77uzEeM5OUb6)

In the Liquidity Distribution graph, you can visualize and adjust the ranges for which you are adding liquidity to by manually using the toggles.

![](/files/VZ5ryFyihynvw9OvELwV)

Note that to be eligible for rewards you must reach a minimum tick width (usually 3 bars).

![](/files/LWkgteyCpvMxIEUN6aHV)

An example of further adjusting the range:

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You can also add one sided liquidity into the pool.

![](/files/YfSkATLmxIl5tlLHHEf6)

If you do so, you will see this message for the token on one side of the pool:

![](/files/qvMLc11MPT6FO71eCyRL)

You can also toggle between WPLUME and PLUME for relevant pools by pressing the button below.

![](/files/LfX0bjo8rUBemg6r0NZO)

Once you are ready, you can click ‘Create Position’ to add liquidity to the pool. Once you sign the transaction you will be good to go!

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