# Liquidity Pools

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Our liquidity pools are designed to provide strong incentives for liquidity providers to contribute their funds. With our pools, liquidity providers can earn generous rewards of 86% of the fees generated by each pool, no matter which type of pool they choose. These rewards are distributed instantly to liquidity providers.

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## Pool types

Our protocol supports two types of pools - weighted pools and composable stable pools. Weighted pools are ideal for assets such as $USDC, $STB, or $RAY and composable stable pools are designed for stable assets such as $USDC/$USDT or $SOL/$mSOL to provide a reliable and predictable trading experience.

## How to create a liquidity pool

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