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# How to manage your liquidity at AdamSwap？

1. Go to the "Pools" in the navigation bar and view the liquidity added by your account in the "My Pool" section

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2. Click the "+" button to add liquidity for a trading pair, similar to the process for adding liquidity

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3. Click the "-" button to remove liquidity, adjust the slider or input the amount to be removed

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4. Click "Add Liquidity" or "Remove Liquidity" to confirm and remove liquidity in your wallet after signing and confirming the transaction

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