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How to add liquidity on Uniswap with Coinbase Wallet?
Connect your Coinbase Wallet to Uniswap via QR or extension, verify tokens, add liquidity, and earn fees—always confirm contract addresses and gas costs.
Nov 06, 2025 at 02:19 am
Connecting Coinbase Wallet to Uniswap
1. Open your web browser and navigate to the official Uniswap website. Ensure the URL is correct to avoid phishing scams.
- Click on the 'Connect to a wallet' button located in the top-right corner of the interface.
- From the list of available wallets, select Coinbase Wallet. A pop-up will prompt you to proceed through the mobile app or browser extension.
- If using the mobile app, scan the QR code displayed on the screen with your Coinbase Wallet app.
- Confirm the connection request within the app. Once approved, your wallet address will appear in the Uniswap interface.
Selecting Tokens for Liquidity Pools
1. After connecting, go to the 'Pool' section on Uniswap’s dashboard and click on 'Add Liquidity'.
- Choose the token pair you want to provide liquidity for. You can search by symbol or paste the contract address.
- Enter the amount for the first token. The interface automatically calculates the equivalent amount of the second token based on current market rates.
- Review the price impact and pool share to ensure the values align with your expectations.
- Always verify token contracts manually to prevent interacting with fake or malicious tokens.
Confirming and Adding Liquidity
1. Once both token amounts are set, click the 'Supply' button to initiate the transaction.
- Your Coinbase Wallet will prompt you to review the details, including gas fees and token approvals.
- Approve any necessary token allowances if this is your first time supplying a specific token.
- Confirm the final transaction in your wallet. The process may take several seconds to minutes depending on network congestion.
- After confirmation, you’ll receive LP (Liquidity Provider) tokens representing your share in the pool.
Managing Existing Liquidity Positions
1. Return to the 'Pool' tab to view all active positions linked to your wallet.
- Each position displays your share, total value, and accumulated fees.
- To remove liquidity, select the pool and click 'Remove'. You can withdraw part or all of your position.
- Choose the percentage to withdraw and confirm the transaction via Coinbase Wallet.
- Upon completion, the corresponding LP tokens are burned, and your tokens are returned minus any trading fees earned.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I add liquidity directly from the Coinbase exchange?
No, you cannot add liquidity directly from the Coinbase exchange platform. You must transfer assets to your self-custody Coinbase Wallet first, then connect it to Uniswap to participate in liquidity pools.
What happens if one token in my pool increases significantly in price?
If one token appreciates sharply, impermanent loss may occur. This means the value of your withdrawn assets could be less than if you had simply held them outside the pool, despite earning trading fees.
Are there gas fees when adding or removing liquidity?
Yes, every interaction with the Ethereum blockchain, including adding or removing liquidity, requires paying gas fees. These fees fluctuate based on network demand and are paid in ETH.
How do I claim fees earned from providing liquidity?
Fees accumulate automatically within your liquidity position. When you remove liquidity, you receive your share of the pool along with accrued fees. There is no separate claiming process.
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