Step 1 of 4: Open your pool
STEP 1 OF 4
Open your pool
Open Liquidity, use Filter to select Robinhood and DLMM, then choose your pool.
You're ready to add tokens to that pool.
1. Open your pool
Open Liquidity, use Filter to select Robinhood and DLMM, then choose your pool.
You're ready to add tokens to that pool.
2. Choose your price range
Select the prices you want to cover. DLMM calls these price levels bins.
Your deposit has a range of prices to serve.
3. Enter your deposit
Enter how much you want to add, using the token amounts needed for your selected range.
Your deposit amount is ready.
4. Add your liquidity
Approve token use if prompted, then submit the deposit and confirm it in your wallet.
Your liquidity position appears once the transaction completes.
Next steps
When you want to withdraw
Open your position, choose how much to remove, and confirm the withdrawal. Your share of accumulated trading fees comes out with it.
Advanced Risk Check
Pool and range details
Verify the Robinhood deployment, token contracts, token order, bin spacing and active price. Different pools can use the same token pair. Narrower ranges become inactive sooner; inactive bins earn no trading fees, and swaps can leave you holding one token.
Deposit costs and permissions
Inspect token allowances, recipients, minimum amounts, unused-token refunds and the current base and variable fees. A different token mix in the active bin can incur a composition fee. Price movement can shift the allocated bins before execution.
Shares, fees and withdrawals
Reconcile the received bin shares and inspect the full position, including bins outside the chart window. Fees stay inside reserves; there is no separate fee claim. On removal, inspect operator permission, minimum outputs, returned tokens and remaining shares.
Returns can vary
The documented Robinhood deployment is fee-only, without live emissions. Token price changes can make liquidity worth less than holding the tokens. Contract and configuration risks also apply.
Robinhood protocol-revenue update · October 14, 2026
Since October 14, 2026, 100% of protocol revenue on Robinhood Chain is routed to BuybackModule; the Sarcophagus is closed there. Accumulated revenue funds taker-side market purchases of liquid RAM, which is sent to the dead address. This redirects protocol revenue, not all swap fees. The documented fee-only default remains 95% LPs / 5% protocol; the gauged default remains 100% of swap fees to voters, with configurable exceptions.
Troubleshooting
There is no separate DLMM fee-claim button.
That matches the documented accounting. Retained LP fees stay in reserves and are realized through removal of bin shares.
The live range differs from an earlier preview.
Check active-price movement and the transaction's permitted bin movement. Obtain a fresh preview before depositing if the resulting allocation is no longer intended.
A bin position seems absent near the active price.
Check the complete position's funded bins rather than only the current chart window. Ownership can remain in bins far from current trading.
Sources
See how it works
Each bin has one price. A trade can move to the next bin.
Illustration only. Fees stay in reserves until liquidity is removed.