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    • 🎯Liquidity V2
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Swap on zkSync labs

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Last updated 2 years ago

Users can easily swap two tokens on zkSync labs through the Exchange tab. Swapping occurs when a trader wants to exchange directly between trading pairs. For example, if a user only has ETH but wishes to acquire another token such as $ZKLAB, they can conduct a swap on the Exchange tab.

Zksync labs charges users a small fee for making a token swap, which is used to incentivize liquidity providers. Liquidity providers add their tokens to liquidity pools, which in turn provides liquidity to the exchange.

For those who need assistance with swapping, a video tutorial and step-by-step guide are available below.

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