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🌊 #Liquidity101 — Understanding Liquidity in Crypto

💧 Episode 1: What Is Liquidity?

Definition: How easily an asset can be bought or sold without affecting its price

Think: “Can I get in and out quickly without slippage?”

🏦 Episode 2: Liquidity in CEX vs DEX

CEX: Order books (bids/asks) determine liquidity

DEX: Liquidity pools (AMMs like Uniswap) = users provide tokens

🧪 Episode 3: How Slippage Works

Low liquidity = high slippage

Price changes between placing and executing an order

Example: Try swapping 10 ETH in a low-cap token

🫴 Episode 4: Liquidity Providers (LPs)

Users who supply token pairs (e.g., ETH/USDC) to DEX pools

Earn fees, but face impermanent loss

💸 Episode 5: What Is Impermanent Loss?

Happens when one token in the LP pair moves in price relative to the other

LPs might earn less than just holding both tokens

📈 Episode 6: Why Liquidity Matters

Tighter spreads, less slippage = healthier market

Illiquid markets = easier to manipulate = higher risk

🚨 Episode 7: Fake Liquidity & Rugpulls

Some projects fake high liquidity (wash trading, bots)

Devs pulling LP = instant price crash

Always check locked liquidity & contract audits

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