Intro

Continuing the theme of AMMs and liquidity, if you're wondering how to get started with Orca and how you could add liquidity to their pools, you've come to the right place!

So, sit back and follow the Goose step by step!

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Add Liquidity on Orca

- To get started, visit Orca and navigate to their Liquidity section from the hamburger button

- Select the pool you want to add liquidity to. In this example, we'll be adding liquidity to SOL/USDC pool

- Once you click the pool, a side bar will open giving you options such as "Full liquidity range" or "Custom liquidity range". We'll be going through only the full liquidity range tutorial and will do the latter one that requires the knowledge of CLMM pools later

- Now, simply connect your wallet and add the amount of assets you'd like to deposit. Since it's a 50/50 weightage pool, you'll need equal USD amount of both assets. Here, we'll be adding ~$10 worth of SOL and USDC

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- Estimated 24H Yield as well as the fees Orca will take to deposit your assets into the pool. Simply click on Deposit and approve the transaction in your wallet and you've added liquidity to the pool on Orca.

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Withdraw Liquidity on Orca

- To withdraw liquidity, visit Pools section on Orca and switch over to the Portfolio tab

- If you've connected your wallet, you should be able to see your current LP positions on Orca. Lil Goose can see his position for sure!

- Now, if you click on the hamburger icon on the pool, you'll see multiple options. If you'd like to only harvest the yield you earned, simply click on "Harvest Yield" however, since we need to withdraw liquidity from Orca, we'll be going with the "Withdraw Liquidity" option

- You can also click on the Pool which will pop up a side bar in which you can switch over to the Withdraw Tab as shown below

- Upon visiting this tab, you'll be able to select the amount that you'd like to withdraw. For this example, we'll be withdrawing 100% of the liquidity from Orca.

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Ending Thoughts

With the end of this blog, we've covered short tutorial on how you can get started on adding or withdrawing liquidity on Raydium, Meteora and Orca for their standard pools. In the next few blogs, we'll be diving deeper into what exactly are CLMM pools and how you can add or withdraw liquidity on CLMM pools across the top AMMs like Raydium and Orca.

Until next time,

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Stay Tuned

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