Bituce Liquidity
Shared liquidity.A direct way to trade.
Supply both assets to a pool and share in its trading fees. Or swap directly against the pool with a low, transparent fee.
Pool data and quotes are public. Sign in to transfer funds, trade or provide liquidity.
Understand the pool
Know what your share means.
A pool share represents both assets together. Understand fees, pricing and the risks before providing liquidity.
How do trading fees reach me?
Every swap pays 0.10% of the input asset, rounded up to its smallest supported unit. The full fee stays in the pool and increases its reserves. You receive your proportional part of both reserves when you withdraw. There is no separate fee claim or fixed yield.
Why can a quote differ from the exchange price?
Pool prices follow the ratio of the two reserves and change as trades take place. A larger trade has a greater price impact. The pool is separate from the exchange order book and does not promise the best external price. Quotes last 30 seconds and execute only within your selected slippage limit. Trades with more than 10% price impact are rejected.
What can change the value of my position?
Prices, pool composition and trading volume can all change. A pool position can be worth less than holding the two assets separately, and fees may not offset that difference. Withdrawals return your current share of both assets, not the original amounts. Displayed USDT values use the pool price, not an independent market valuation.
How does the liquidity balance work?
Choose how much to move from your main wallet into liquidity. Swaps and pool contributions use this separate balance. Withdraw a pool position to the liquidity balance, then transfer available funds back to your main wallet. Internal transfers have no fee and do not send a blockchain transaction. Loan repayment wallets and assets locked by an open loan cannot fund liquidity.
