ChopSui Whitepaper
  • 🏡Overview
  • 📃Legal Disclaimer
  • ✨Introduction
  • 🌊Why SUI?
  • 🕹ī¸Platform Features
    • 1.1 Swap
    • 1.2 Dashboard
    • 1.3 On-chain analytics
    • 1.4 Lending & Delta-neutral strategies
    • 1.5 Objectives
    • 1.6 Impermanent loss
    • 1.7 AMM
    • 1.8 Liquidator vaults
  • 🚰Providing Liquidity
    • 2.1 Fee distribution
    • 2.2 Risk management
    • 2.3 Fees
  • 👨‍🌾Yield Farming
    • 3.1 User-friendly interface
    • 3.2 Example
  • đŸĻˆYield Strategy
    • 4.1 Leveraged yield farms
    • 4.2 Leveraged borrowing
    • 4.3 Collateralization ratio
    • 4.4 Risk mitigation
    • 4.5 Liquidations
    • 4.6 Example
  • 🧭Guides
    • 5.1 How to swap
    • 5.2 How to add liquidity
    • 5.3 How does the dashboard work?
    • 5.4 Yield farms
  • 🏛ī¸Governance and Token
    • 6.1 Governance model
    • 6.2 $CHOP
    • 6.3 Token Economics
    • 6.4 Value proposition
    • 6.5.1 Socialized clawbacks
    • 6.5.2 Rob's Liquidation
    • 6.6 Fees
  • ⁉ī¸FAQ
  • About us
  • Conclusion
  • Media Kit
  • Contact
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  1. Providing Liquidity

2.1 Fee distribution

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Liquidity providers earn a portion of the trading fees generated by the liquidity pool proportional to their contribution. ChopSui employs an equitable distribution mechanism, ensuring that participants are duly rewarded for their liquidity provision.

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