💰 Liquidity Mining
Don't want to play? Be the house instead. Liquidity providers (LPs) supply the funds that back player payouts — and earn a share of the platform's revenue in return.
How It Works
Players bet
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Smart contract pools (backed by LPs)
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Players win → paid from pool
Players lose → profit goes to pool
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LPs earn proportional yield
When you deposit into the liquidity pool, you receive LP tokens representing your share. As the pool earns from player losses (net of player wins), your LP token value grows.
Fee Structure
Two types of fees flow to LPs:
| Fee | Rate | Trigger |
|---|---|---|
| Winner fee | 1% of winnings | Deducted when a player cashes out profitably |
| Loser fee | 0.2% of bet | Deducted from losing bets before rest goes to pool |
In addition to fees, LPs benefit from the 1.2% house edge built into all game multipliers.
APY
APY varies based on:
- Total volume of bets placed
- Win/loss ratio of players
- Your share of the pool
Displayed APY on the platform reflects a rolling 7-day average.
How to Provide Liquidity
- Go to antnest.io → Liquidity tab
- Connect your wallet
- Enter the amount of ETH you want to deposit
- Confirm the transaction — you receive LP tokens
- Earn yield automatically — no staking or claiming needed
Withdrawing
- Go to the Liquidity tab
- Click Withdraw
- Enter the amount of LP tokens to redeem
- Confirm — ETH returns to your wallet within the same transaction
:::info No lock-up period There is no minimum lock-up. You can withdraw at any time, subject to available liquidity in the pool. :::
Risks
- Pool drawdown: A streak of large player wins can temporarily reduce pool value
- Smart contract risk: Funds are held in audited contracts — see Security for details
- Liquidity risk: Very large withdrawals may need to wait for the pool to rebalance
Providing liquidity is not risk-free. You are taking on the variance of player outcomes. Historically, pools are profitable due to the house edge, but short-term drawdowns can occur.