Remove liquidity on Cronos from a VVS Finance v2 pair or v3 position in your wallet, 1% to 100%, with the fees you earned. You usually sign 1 permit message, then 1 transaction. The Tokenry fee is 200 CRO per removal, plus gas in CRO.
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How it works
Connect your wallet and pick one of your VVS pools under "Choose a pool". If no pool card shows, paste the token or pool address into "Token or pool address".
Choose it under "Position". For a position with a custom range, the range note shows whether the current price is inside that range.
Under "Amount to remove", choose 25, 50, 75 or 100%, or type a whole percent from 1 to 100. On v3, 100% closes the position and burns its NFT, which is permanent.
Press "Review withdrawal". The review lists each token you get back, a "Fees claimed" row when a v3 position has fees to collect, and the costs with a gas estimate.
Press "Remove liquidity", then sign the permit message if your wallet shows one and confirm the transaction. After the transaction confirms, the "Transaction on Cronos Explorer" link opens it.
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Aug 24, 2026Is it legal to create a meme coin?No. Removing liquidity from a VVS Finance pool on Cronos has no VVS fee. VVS's own app removes liquidity for gas only; VVS's guide to removing liquidity walks through it. Through Tokenry, each removal costs the 200 CRO Tokenry fee plus gas.
Tokenry removes liquidity from VVS Finance v2 pairs and v3 positions on Cronos that are in your wallet. Paste a token address to find its VVS pools paired with CRO or USDC, or paste a VVS pool address. A pool from another exchange is refused.
The permit you sign to remove VVS liquidity is a message, not a transaction. It lets Tokenry's contract use the VVS LP tokens or position NFT you are removing, and then you sign the removal transaction. There is never a separate approve transaction. Tokenry is non-custodial: your wallet signs every step, and the contract acts only for the position's owner.
No. On VVS v3, removing any share also pays out all of the position's unclaimed fees in the same transaction. On VVS v2, the fees are already inside your LP tokens and come back with them. To take v3 fees and keep your liquidity in the pool, claim LP fees on Cronos instead.
A VVS pair with CRO pays you CRO: the pool holds WCRO, and the removal unwraps it. A token with a tax or limits (max wallet or max transaction) is the exception. Its CRO side is paid as WCRO straight from the pool, so any tax exemption the token gives your wallet still applies. The review then shows "WCRO back". A USDC pair pays USDC.
Unstake them from the VVS farm first. Tokenry removes the LP tokens and position NFTs in your wallet, and staked LP is held by the farm. On VVS, "Unstake from a Farm" returns the LP tokens to your wallet, and pending rewards stay claimable. LP deposited in another protocol's vault works the same way: withdraw it to your wallet first.
No. Liquidity burned at launch with Tokenry's Cronos pool creator is burned permanently, and no one can remove it. The v2 LP tokens were sent to the dead address, or the v3 position NFT was minted to that address.
The details
On VVS v2, your Cronos liquidity is a balance of LP tokens. A removal redeems the part you pick for both tokens at the pair's current ratio, and the rest stays in your wallet as LP tokens.
On VVS v3, each position is an NFT in your wallet (a position NFT) that tracks your liquidity. A partial removal keeps the position and its range open. Removing 100% closes the position and burns the NFT; this cannot be undone.
A removal from a VVS pool on Cronos pays your share at the pool's current price, not the amounts you deposited. If the price moved since you added liquidity, you get more of one token and less of the other. The gap in value compared with holding the 2 tokens is called impermanent loss.
A VVS v3 position whose range no longer holds the current price earns no fees. It holds only 1 of the 2 tokens, as VVS explains for v3 liquidity, so removing it returns only that token, plus any fees the position earned before.
The amounts in the review are estimates from the pool's current state, marked with "~".
Tokenry charges 200 CRO per removal on Cronos, the same for any share and for VVS v2 or v3. The fee is sent with the removal transaction and goes to Tokenry. Gas is extra, goes to the Cronos network, varies, and is also paid in CRO. The review shows a gas estimate.
VVS charges no fee to remove. Your wallet needs 200 CRO plus some CRO for gas. If the removal fails, no Tokenry fee is taken, and the gas spent is not returned.
A VVS removal on Cronos uses a slippage tolerance of 1% by default, and you can pick 0.5% or 2% under "Slippage tolerance". If the price moves past your tolerance, the removal fails instead of paying you less, and your liquidity stays in the pool.
A review is valid for 20 minutes. After that, go back and review again before you send.
