Remove liquidity on Ink, the Ethereum layer 2 built on the OP Stack, from a Uniswap v2 pair or a v3 or v4 position. Take out 1% to 100%, and earned fees come back with the tokens. The Tokenry fee is 0.005 ETH per removal, plus network fees in ETH. You sign in your own wallet, with no approve transaction.
Ink ERC-200.005 ETH Tokenry fee plus network gasWhy Tokenry
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How it works
Your Uniswap pools on Ink, v4 positions included, show under "Choose a pool". You can also paste a token or pool address there.
If you hold more than one v3 or v4 position in the pool, pick one under "Position".
Under "Amount to remove", pick a share or type a whole percent to remove part of your liquidity. Removing 100% of a v3 or v4 position closes it and burns the position NFT, which cannot be undone.
Press "Review withdrawal" to see the tokens you get back, estimated at the pool's current price.
Press "Remove liquidity". Your wallet asks you to sign a permit message, if one is needed, and then the transaction.
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Aug 24, 2026Is it legal to create a meme coin?Yes. On a v3 or v4 position on Ink, the rest keeps its price range and keeps earning fees while the price is inside it. On a v2 pair, the rest of your liquidity stays in the pool.
Yes. Uniswap's own app supports v2, v3 and v4 on Ink, and Uniswap Labs has dropped its interface fee, so you pay only Ink network fees there. The 0.005 ETH Tokenry fee pays for the tool: it finds your v4 positions on Ink, shows the amounts you get back before you sign, and handles taxed tokens.
Yes. Removing any share of a v3 or v4 position on Ink also pays out all of the position's earned fees in the same transaction. On Uniswap v2, the fees are already inside your LP tokens and come back with them. To keep the position open and take only the fees, claim LP fees on Ink.
On Ink, the ETH side comes back as ETH in most cases. Uniswap v2 and v3 pools hold WETH, which the tool pays out as ETH. A v4 pool pays ETH if it holds native ETH and WETH if it is paired with WETH. If the token has a tax, a max wallet or a max transaction limit, you get WETH from its v2 or v3 ETH pair. The review shows this before you sign.
It can. Of its pools, a tax token created with Tokenry on Ink is taxed in its Uniswap v2 pools with ETH, USDC, USDT0 or USDC.e. A v2 removal is taxed like a buy for any wallet the token does not exempt, and the review's token amount already subtracts that tax. The token's owner pays no tax. The token's v3 and v4 pools are not taxed.
Paste an address under "Choose a pool". A token address finds the token's Uniswap pools on Ink paired with ETH or USDC. For a pool against another token, paste the v2 pair or v3 pool address. A v4 pool has no address to paste, so paste the token address. Your LP tokens or position NFT must be in the connected wallet. To withdraw liquidity held in a farm, vault or locker contract, move it to your wallet first.
No. Nobody can remove Uniswap v2 LP tokens or a v3 position burned at launch with Tokenry's pool creator on Ink. The same is true for a v4 position it locked. Both are permanent. Locked v4 positions do not show in the remove tool, but their fees can still be claimed.
No. You sign each step of an Ink removal in your own wallet. Tokenry's contract can act on your LP tokens or position NFT only with your approval: a permit message you sign, or an allowance you already gave for the LP tokens. Your tokens go to your wallet in the same transaction. You can check the removal on Blockscout, Ink's explorer.
The details
Uniswap v2 on Ink gives you LP tokens, a balance that stands for your share of a pair. Removing liquidity redeems the share you pick for both tokens at the pair's current ratio.
Uniswap v3 and v4 give you a position instead. Each position is an NFT that holds your liquidity inside a price range you chose. A removal reduces the position, or closes it permanently at 100%.
Tokenry fee: 0.005 ETH per removal on Ink, whatever the share or the Uniswap version. The fee goes to Tokenry in the same transaction as the removal, and the review shows it.
Network fees: on Ink these have two parts, both paid in ETH to the network. The execution fee is the gas for the transaction on Ink, and the review shows an estimate of it. You also pay an L1 data fee on every Ink transaction for publishing it to Ethereum, which Ink's docs call a security fee.
What your wallet needs: the Tokenry fee plus some ETH for network fees.
If the removal reverts: no Tokenry fee is taken, but the network fees already spent are not returned.
The amounts a removal on Ink pays out follow the Uniswap pool's current price, not the amounts you deposited. Trades since your deposit change the mix of the 2 tokens you get back.
A Uniswap v3 or v4 position has a price range. When the current price leaves that range, the position holds only one of the 2 tokens, so the liquidity comes back as that token only, plus any fees the position earned before. As Uniswap's concentrated liquidity page explains, a position out of range also earns no new fees.
Slippage tolerance on Tokenry's Ink remove tool is 1% by default, and you can pick 0.5% or 2% under "Slippage tolerance". If the price moves past it before the transaction confirms, the removal fails instead of paying you less, and your liquidity stays in the pool.
The review is valid for 20 minutes. A transaction sent after that reverts, and the tool asks you to review again. The tool also checks the transaction and warns on the review when it expects a failure.
