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FAQs Liquidity

chevron-rightWhat Happens When My Liquidity Goes Out Of Range?hashtag

If the market price moves outside your chosen range:

  • Your position becomes out-of-range.

  • You no longer earn fees.

  • Your position effectively becomes 100% of one token.

Example: If you provided MON/USDC liquidity for $1–$2 and MON trades up to $2.50, you now hold only USDC and earn no fees until price returns into your range.

chevron-rightWhat Can I Do If My Position Is Out Of Range?hashtag

MonitorLeave it and wait for price to re-enter your range.AdjustRemove liquidity and add a new position with a different range that includes the current price.ExitRemove liquidity and hold the token you now have.

chevron-rightWhat Is Impermanent Loss?hashtag

Impermanent loss is the potential loss vs simply holding tokens when their prices change after adding AMM liquidity. See the Impermanent Loss section for a detailed explanation.

Order book-based liquidity (limit orders) is not subject to IL; only AMM-based LP positions are.

chevron-rightWhy Can I Not Create A Pool With A Certain Fee Tier?hashtag

If pool creation fails:

  • A pool for that pair and fee tier likely already exists.

  • Nad DEX allows only one pool per unique (token pair + fee tier) combination.

You can:

  • Add liquidity to the existing pool, or

  • Create a pool at a different fee tier if it doesn’t exist yet.

chevron-rightWhy Can I Not Create A Pool With MON/WMON?hashtag

MON is the native token; WMON is a wrapped ERC-20 version.

Instead of MON/WMON pools:

  • You can wrap and unwrap MON ↔ WMON via the UI.

  • Use WMON consistently in pools and trading.

A dedicated MON/WMON pool is usually unnecessary.

chevron-rightWhere Can I Find The Pool I Created?hashtag

  • On the Pools page (All Pools view).

  • On the specific Pool page under My Liquidity.

  • In your Portfolio → Liquidity tab.

From any of these views you can manage the position (add/remove/claim fees).

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