KYO FINANCE
  • Welcome to Kyo Finance!
  • 🥇Kyo Finance
    • Why Soneium?
    • Our Foundations
      • Native Batch Transaction
      • Super Easy Real-time Voting
      • Smart Split Router
      • Fair Fungible Vote Token
      • Configurable Pool
      • Extra Revenue Stream for LPs
    • Tokenomics
      • $veKYO Utility
      • Gauge
      • Governance
    • Vision & Roadmap
  • How to use
    • Swap
    • Providing Liquidity
      • Understanding Concentrated Liquidity
      • Adding & Managing V3 Liquidity
    • Claim Reward
    • Lock
    • Vote
    • External Incentive (External Bribe)
    • What is PAM (Personal Asset Manager)?
  • Technical Docs
    • Architecture Overview
    • Uni V3 pools (Concentrated Liquidity)
    • Uni V2 pools
    • Gauge
    • Elector(Voter)
    • Swap quote API
    • Swap/LP Quest Verification API
  • Resources
    • Official Links
    • Contract Addresses
      • Testnet Contract Addresses
    • Security
    • Brand Kit
    • Terms of Use
      • Privacy Policy
      • Risks
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  1. Technical Docs

Uni V2 pools

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Like concentrated liquidity pools, Uni V2 pools maintain Uniswap's source code and interface, allowing direct interaction with pairs or routers in familiar ways.

LP Staking

  • When LP is unstaked, fees accumulate to the LP through increasing LP value, just like in Uniswap V2.

  • When staked, fees accumulate as bribes and LPs receive emissions, in which case the value of LP value increase is adjusted through the reduction of staked LP token amount in the vault.

  • Therefore, protocols that receive V2 LP tokens from users for staking should be mindful of the deflationary case and carefully record the deposited LP amount in their mapping to avoid reuse. If using without staking, this is irrelevant as there are no changes to the LP token amount.

Uniswap V2 Contract Overview