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  • GETTING STARTED
    • Start Here (Desktop)
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    • Creating an Account
    • Supply & Borrow APY
    • Liquidations
    • Security Best Practices
      • Strong Password Management
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      • Access Control and Device Security
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  • DAO & TOKEN
    • DAO
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  • PROTOCOL
    • JSOHO Pools
      • Introduction
      • How JSOHO Pools Work
      • Types of JSOHO Pools
      • Benefits
      • Getting Started
      • Advanced Strategies
    • Parameters
    • Fees
    • Oracles
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Introduction

JSOHO Pools serve as the backbone of decentralized finance (DeFi) operations on the JSOHO Network. By contributing to these pools, users can provide liquidity to the platform, which is crucial for various financial activities such as trading, lending, and borrowing.

  1. What are Liquidity Pools?

Liquidity pools are collections of funds locked into smart contracts that facilitate trading by providing liquidity. Users, known as liquidity providers (LPs), deposit their assets into these pools and earn rewards in return. These pools ensure that there is always sufficient liquidity for trading pairs, enabling seamless and efficient transactions.

  1. Purpose of JSOHO Pools

The primary purpose of JSOHO Pools is to ensure that there is sufficient liquidity for trading pairs on the JSOHO Network, thus enabling seamless and efficient transactions. By maintaining high liquidity levels, JSOHO Pools contribute to the stability and robustness of the platform.

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Last updated 9 months ago