This is a technical guide on how to use Ekubo Protocol, the next-generation Ekubo Starknet DEX. We will focus on its unique Ekubo singleton architecture and how it allows for managing LP positions with Ekubo no network fee.
Step 1: Understanding the Singleton Model
Unlike Uniswap V3, which deploys a new contract for every pool, the entire Ekubo Protocol Official is a single contract. All liquidity pools exist as state within this one contract. This design dramatically reduces the deployment and interaction overhead on Starknet.
Step 2: Providing Concentrated Liquidity
Navigate to the Ekubo official platform and connect your Starknet wallet.
Select "Pools" and choose a pair for your Ekubo Concentrated Liquidity position.
Click "Add Liquidity" and set your desired price range, just as you would on other CL-AMMs.
Deposit your assets and sign the transaction.
Step 3: Modifying Your Position with No Network Fee
Here is the key innovation. Once your liquidity is in the main contract, you can modify it without paying a network fee.
How it Works: Actions like adding/removing liquidity or changing your price range are processed as function calls that only update the state within the single Ekubo contract. Ekubo subsidizes the small computational cost for these actions.
The Benefit: This allows LPs to be far more active in managing their positions to maximize Ekubo capital efficiency.
For a full Ekubo LP guide and a breakdown of the Ekubo security model, refer to the Full Official Documentation.
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