Liquidity provider
Someone who deposits both tokens into a pool and earns a share of the swap fees.
Liquidity provider in more detail
People called liquidity providers deposit both tokens, in equal value. In return they receive pool tokens that record their share. They can withdraw their share at any time.
Every swap pays a fee that is added to the pool. In the original Uniswap design the fee is 0.30% of each trade, and it belongs to the liquidity providers. Other pools charge different rates.
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