> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.tensor.trade/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.tensor.trade/provide-liquidity.md).

# PROVIDE LIQUIDITY

- [Why Provide Liquidity?](https://docs.tensor.trade/provide-liquidity/why-provide-liquidity.md): Providing liquidity is cool and stuff - but why should you bother?
- [How to Provide Liquidity](https://docs.tensor.trade/provide-liquidity/how-to-provide-liquidity.md): Earn trading fees & LP rewards by providing liquidity and creating markets for your favorite NFT collections on TensorSwap.
- [Market-Making Example](https://docs.tensor.trade/provide-liquidity/market-making-example.md): You've heard you can make some juicy %APY on TensorSwap by market-making. But what does it mean and how does it work?
- [What APY can you expect?](https://docs.tensor.trade/provide-liquidity/what-apy-can-you-expect.md)
- [What are the Risks?](https://docs.tensor.trade/provide-liquidity/what-are-the-risks.md): Nothing in life comes for free - and definitely, nothing in crypto does. If you're planning to put money into TensorSwap you should understand the risks involved.
- [Setting up your Market-Making Order](https://docs.tensor.trade/provide-liquidity/setting-up-your-market-making-order.md): It might seem scary to setup your first MM order, but it's really not that complicated. Read along.
- [Advanced Concepts](https://docs.tensor.trade/provide-liquidity/advanced-concepts.md): We cover some of the more advanced nuances of TensorSwap and what you should be aware of if you're a market-maker.
- [Bonding Curves](https://docs.tensor.trade/provide-liquidity/advanced-concepts/bonding-curves.md)
- [Impermanent Loss](https://docs.tensor.trade/provide-liquidity/advanced-concepts/impermanent-loss.md): Impermanent loss (IL) sounds scary, but it's quite simple once you see an example.


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