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  1. Chemical pools

Chemical overview

Chemical pools are a powerful tool for incentivizing liquidity providers to contribute to a particular pool. They can be created for LP tokens or single assets, allowing for flexibility and adaptation to a wide range of use cases.

By incentivizing liquidity in Chemical pools, protocols can generate higher returns for their emissions while communities can be rewarded for providing liquidity over a longer-term horizon.

The Chemical pool framework provides a permissionless means of distributing incentives to pools with various customizable options. These options include minimum amount, minimum lock duration, lock until a specific date, whitelist, and external helper contracts.

More detailed information about Chemical pools can be found in the zkSync labs documentation, helping users to fully understand the benefits and options of this powerful feature.

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