Remove Liquidity on Robinhood Chain

Connect the wallet it belongs to and the position turns up automatically, on v2, v3 or v4. Name a share between one and a hundred, check the breakdown, sign. The additional call a concentrated position needs before it will release anything is bundled in rather than left as homework.

Genuine, spendable ETH. Pools store the wrapped variety, so a withdrawal produces WETH unless something converts it back, and here that conversion travels in the same transaction. None of the rival tools on this chain state whether they perform that step or simply hand you WETH and finish, which is a thing you learn only once the balance appears.

They arrive with everything else, in a single transaction. The protocol does keep them apart, though: shrinking concentrated liquidity and sweeping up whatever trading fees accrued to it are distinct calls, and doing only the former writes down what you are owed while transferring precisely nothing. Both always go out from here, whatever fee tier the liquidity pool happens to run.

Any figure between one and ninety-nine percent leaves the position intact on the boundaries first chosen, earning against what remains. Doing that repeatedly carries no penalty beyond the gas each attempt spends.

The token representing the position is destroyed once nothing remains inside it, which recovers the storage and permanently retires its number. Uniswap's interface takes the opposite approach and returns the spent token to your wallet, so expect a difference from what you may be accustomed to. Stopping at ninety-nine percent preserves the position should those boundaries prove useful again.

Price escaped your price range at one end, so the pool had already swapped your deposit into whichever asset it came to rest on. That is concentrated liquidity performing as designed, not evidence of a fault. Trading fees follow separate accounting and commonly return in both assets regardless, unless a prior collection has already emptied them. A v2 position behaves differently again, since LP tokens always redeem against both reserves.

It does. USDG serves as this chain's dollar and carries substantial Uniswap depth against ETH, so a great many positions here are paired against it rather than against a stablecoin imported from somewhere else. Both quote assets withdraw the same way. Worth checking on any other tool you try, since most arrive on a new chain expecting a USDC that this one does not have.

Run through the ordinary explanations before assuming something serious. A wallet sitting on another network cannot see the position, so no button ever becomes live. A tolerance narrower than the pool's recent movement will revert instead of settling. An expired deadline needs the request rebuilt. And a token levying a charge on its own transfers defeats a concentrated withdrawal until the tolerance exceeds that charge. None of these disturb the position itself, and an attempt that fails costs only its gas.

Out of reach in both cases, exactly as intended. A locker refuses everyone until its date arrives, something the contract itself will verify for you. Burning dispatched the tokens somewhere unowned, so that liquidity remains in the pool for good. Charging a fee to reverse either is charging for an outcome the contracts forbid.

0.002 ETH plus gas, the widest margin we hold over the field on any chain. Competitors here want 0.01 ETH and 0.015 ETH for the very same withdrawal, and one reveals nothing until a wallet is attached. Uniswap's interface remains free beyond gas.