Remove Liquidity on Avalanche From the Uniswap Pools in Your Wallet

Remove liquidity on Avalanche from a Uniswap v2, v3 or v4 pool. Pick your pool or paste a token or pool address, then choose a share. Removing 100% of a v3 or v4 position burns its NFT permanently. The Tokenry fee is 1 AVAX per removal, plus gas in AVAX. You sign at most one message, then one transaction.

Avalanche ERC-201 AVAX Tokenry fee plus network gas

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Pick one of your pools or paste a token or pool address.

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How it works

Remove liquidity on Avalanche in 5 steps

  1. 1

    Let Tokenry load your Uniswap pools.

    Connect the wallet that holds your liquidity. Your Uniswap v2 LP tokens and v3 or v4 positions show as cards under "Choose a pool".

  2. 2

    Open your pool by card or by address.

    Click your pool's card, or paste an address into "Or paste a token or pool address". If you hold several v3 or v4 positions in that pool, pick one under "Position".

  3. 3

    Decide what share comes out.

    Under "Amount to remove", pick a preset or type a whole percent from 1 to 100. On a v3 or v4 position, 100% closes the position and burns its NFT, which cannot be undone.

  4. 4

    Check the payout and the AVAX cost.

    Click "Review withdrawal". The review shows the estimated tokens back, the "Tokenry fee" and a gas estimate.

  5. 5

    Sign the approval message and the transaction.

    Click "Remove liquidity", sign the approval message if your wallet asks for it, then confirm the transaction. Your tokens reach your wallet in that same transaction.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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What does it cost to remove liquidity on Avalanche?

Removing liquidity on Avalanche with Tokenry costs a 1 AVAX Tokenry fee per removal, plus gas in AVAX. The fee is the same for any share and any Uniswap version. Tokenry takes no part of the tokens you get back. Removing through Uniswap's own app costs only gas: Uniswap Labs charges no interface fee.

What does removing liquidity mean in crypto?

Removing liquidity, also called withdrawing liquidity, means handing your share back to a pool and taking your part of the pool's tokens out. In Uniswap pools on Avalanche, v2 LP tokens are redeemed for that part, and a v3 or v4 position is reduced or closed.

What am I signing when I remove liquidity on Avalanche?

An Avalanche removal asks for at most one message, then one transaction, each signed in your own wallet. The message lets Tokenry's LiquidityManager contract use the exact LP amount (v2) or one position NFT (v3 or v4). No approve transaction is needed. The contract acts only on a position you own and keeps none of your tokens. The NFT comes back to you unless the removal closes the position.

Can burned LP on Avalanche ever be withdrawn?

No. Burned LP on Avalanche, meaning LP tokens sent to a dead address, is permanent: no one can withdraw it. A Uniswap v2 pair redeems only the LP tokens sent to it, and a dead address cannot send them. LP tokens held by a lock contract can be removed once they are back in your wallet. A v4 position locked at launch with Tokenry's pool creator stays locked permanently, but the Avalanche Claim Fees tool can still collect its trading fees.

How do I remove liquidity from my own token on Avalanche?

You remove liquidity from your own token on Avalanche like any other token, from the wallet that holds its LP tokens or position. A v2 or v3 removal pays the AVAX side as WAVAX for a token made with Tokenry that has a buy, sell or transfer tax. A v2 or v3 removal also pays WAVAX for a token made with Tokenry whose max wallet or max transaction limit is still on. Any Avalanche token that takes a tax on a plain transfer gets WAVAX from a v2 or v3 removal too. You can unwrap WAVAX to AVAX 1 to 1 later. The estimate of tokens back already allows for your token's tax.

Can I remove LFJ or Pangolin liquidity on Avalanche with Tokenry?

No. Tokenry's Avalanche liquidity remover works with Uniswap v2 pools and with Uniswap v3 or v4 pools at the 0.01%, 0.05%, 0.3% and 1% fee tiers. For an LFJ or Pangolin position, use that exchange's own app.

01

Find your Avalanche pool without searching Snowtrace

To remove liquidity from Uniswap on Avalanche with Tokenry, you can paste a token address instead of looking up a pair address. The paste finds the token's Uniswap v2 and v3 pools and its v4 pools without hooks at Uniswap's standard fee tiers. The search covers pools against AVAX, USDC or USDt; v2 and v3 pools hold the AVAX side as WAVAX.

A v4 pool has no address of its own, so paste the token address for it. A pasted v2 pair or v3 pool address opens that pool directly. When a token has several pools, you choose one from the matches.

02

What Uniswap v2 LP tokens and v3 or v4 positions on Avalanche pay out

Uniswap v2 LP tokens on Avalanche are redeemed for your share of both reserves. On v2, trading fees compound into the pool and come out with your LP share.

A v3 or v4 removal takes the chosen share of the position. It also pays out all the position's unclaimed trading fees in the same transaction, whatever share you remove. If you remove part of your liquidity from a position, the rest stays in it with the same range.

For most tokens, the AVAX side of your payout arrives as AVAX; a v4 pool paired with WAVAX pays WAVAX.

The amounts follow the pool's current price and what your share holds now, not what you first deposited. When the price sits outside a position's range, its liquidity comes out as one token, as Uniswap's concentrated liquidity docs explain.

03

What a removal on Avalanche costs in AVAX

An Avalanche removal carries a 1 AVAX Tokenry fee, paid inside the removal transaction. Gas is extra, is paid in AVAX and goes to the network. Your wallet needs enough AVAX for the fee plus gas.

If the transaction fails on-chain, the Tokenry fee is not taken, but the gas is spent.

04

If the price moves before the removal confirms on Avalanche

Each token in an Avalanche removal with Tokenry has a minimum: the estimate minus your slippage tolerance. You pick 0.5%, 1% or 2%, and 1% is the default. If less would come back, the whole transaction reverts. The review warns you when its check expects the transaction to fail.

Sign within 20 minutes of clicking "Review withdrawal"; after that, review again. Rejecting the request in your wallet sends nothing. If a transaction is slow to confirm, check it on Snowtrace before you try again.