When you create a liquidity pool, users trade or purchase tokens using USDT, BNB, or ETH. Does their money go directly to your wallet?
No. Here’s how it actually works:
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Users interact with the liquidity pool, swapping their coins (e.g., USDT) for your tokens.
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The money they spend flows into the liquidity pool, increasing the reserve of stablecoins/crypto in it.
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Your tokens are deducted from the pool proportionally based on the exchange rate.
To access those funds, you need to either:
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Sell your own tokens back into the pool (reducing token supply and taking liquidity).
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Withdraw liquidity (if you’re a pool provider), claiming your share of the pooled assets.
⚠️ Warning: If you rug-pull (drain the pool suddenly), users will notice via on-chain data. Always disclose liquidity rules transparently.