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# How to Add Liquidity

1\. Go to the farm page [here.](https://exchange.definix.com/#/liquidity)​

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2\. Connect the decentralized wallet of your choice.

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3\. Pick which farm you want to use. For this example, we will pick the SIX-FINIX farm.

4\. Go to the exchange page here and [click](https://exchange.definix.com/#/liquidity) "Add Liquidity” if you don't see a pool you joined click "[Import It](https://exchange.definix.com/#/find)".

![](/files/-MlEdPvpNFJRWZYdE7Wz)

5\. Select the tokens to add, in this case SIX and FINIX. You need to provide them in a 50/50 ratio vs USD value.

For example, you would need to add $10 of SIX and $10 of FINIX. Once you are done, click “Supply”.

![](/files/-MlEdYdtgbvflqvl8PdV)

6\. Check the details, click “Confirm Supply” and then confirm the transaction in your wallet. 

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