‴οΈHow to withdraw liquidity
Withdrawing returns your share of the pool to your wallet β both tokens, in the pool's current proportion. Because the ratio shifts with every swap, the amounts you get back will differ from what you deposited.
β οΈ Locked liquidity cannot be withdrawn. If you locked your position during the deposit, it stays in the pool permanently. It keeps earning trading fees and boost rewards, which you can claim as usual, but the liquidity itself is not returnable β by anyone, including the DeDust team.
Withdraw
Open your pool's page β from Portfolio β Liquidity, or from the My Pools tab on the Pools page.
Press Withdraw.
Choose how much of your position to withdraw. Whatever you leave keeps earning.
Check the token amounts you'll receive, adjust slippage if needed, and press Withdraw.
Sign the transaction in your wallet.
Your tokens arrive in a few seconds, and the position updates on the Portfolio page.
Slippage
If the pool's ratio moves between the moment you press Withdraw and the moment your transaction lands, the actual amounts will differ β slippage sets how much difference you accept before the transaction fails instead of going through. Raise it for thinly traded or volatile pairs; leave it at 1% otherwise.
What happens to your earnings
Trading fees in CPMM v2 pools are not included. They sit on a separate balance and have to be claimed separately β before or after the withdrawal, in any order. Withdrawing your liquidity does not forfeit them.
In Classic and Stable-swap pools fees are auto-compounded into the position, so they come back together with your liquidity.
Boost rewards stop accruing as soon as your liquidity leaves the pool. Anything already earned stays claimable indefinitely.
Can't find your position?
The pool won't appear if one of its tokens isn't whitelisted β import it first.
Check you're on the My Pools tab, not the full pool list.
Make sure the connected wallet is the one you deposited from.
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