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# Provide liquidity

The GAGE/sGAGE pool is a Uniswap v4 pool with a 3% swap fee. Adding liquidity to it is the whole action. Rewards follow the position NFT the way swap fees do. There is nothing to stake and nothing to lock.

## What you earn

| Stream        | What it is                                                            | How it arrives                           |
| ------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------- |
| **Emissions** | The liquidity share of each week's sGAGE emissions, split by LP score | Collected into a 7-day drip              |
| **Swap fees** | The pool's 3% fee on every swap, accrued to your position             | Collected at any time, in GAGE and sGAGE |

Creator fees from the GAGE launch do not pay providers directly. They build the sGAGE floor in the same pool. See [The sGAGE floor](/pool/the-floor.md).

## Add liquidity

From Pool, or from Uniswap's own interface. The gage app:

1. Takes the sGAGE amount, with your wallet balance and a max.
2. Shows the GAGE needed to pair it, and if you are short, offers to buy the difference first: `Buy first 21.3 GAGE with 17.47 USDG`.
3. Asks for a range: **Recommended** (with the one-asset note) or **Full**.
4. Mints a new position, or adds to one you already hold.

`Rewards start this week · WK 36`. The position appears in your wallet and on Pool.

## Your position on Pool

| Line            | Example                                                 |
| --------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- |
| Position        | `#112 · sGAGE/GAGE · 781 sGAGE + 32.0 GAGE`             |
| Range           | `0.032 · 0.041 now · 0.052 · IN RANGE`                  |
| Score this week | `4,120`                                                 |
| Share of pool   | `0.84%`                                                 |
| Emissions       | `400K sGAGE / wk` for the whole pool                    |
| Swap fees       | `1.12 GAGE · 24,300 sGAGE`                              |
| Rewards         | `UNLOCKED 2,180 / STILL DRIPPING 1,270 · by Mon 14 Sep` |

Actions: **Add liquidity**, **Collect**, **Reinvest**.

## Collect

Collect takes what is collectable now, each with a toggle: swap fees, and unlocked rewards. The position stays and keeps earning. Collecting emissions starts their 7-day drip.

## Ranges

Any range is allowed. A tight range earns more swap fees per GAGE of value, which is its reward for taking range risk, and the same emissions per GAGE of value as a wide one. Out of range, a position earns nothing from either source until the price comes back. A position out of range holds only one asset.

## If you transfer the position

Rewards move with the NFT, unclaimed and still-dripping rewards included. The new owner collects.


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