> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://squirrel-wallet.gitbook.io/squirrel/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://squirrel-wallet.gitbook.io/squirrel/products/squirrel-wallet/liquidity.md).

# Liquidity

Users on Squirrel wallet can provide liquidity to pools. By placing your tokens into the a Liquidity pool, it means that NUTS and other tokens aren't hoarded or stuck in limbo. They will be used provide exchanges for other users within the liquidity pool. 

As a reward for providing the liquidity the Squirrel AMM will reward these users with liquidity provider (LP) tokens. 

![Specific Token Pairs can be selected to provide liquidity for, or users can simply import their own](/files/0tymSfEbp3Kg7Gt766au)

![As a reward, LP tokens will be rewarded which can be used for more ways to earn or to redeem for NUTS](/files/xHSUqRf0r3NIcX5sDmbv)

At any point, users can withdraw the tokens to be used or transferred. This can be done as well on the Squirrel Wallet Liquidity Tab

![Simply fill-in the required amount of liquidity and the Squirrel AMM will return the tokens to the user](/files/xxlB2BzwHlYD9iHRKUiE)

The Squirrel system allows users to easily and seamlessly earn rewards only possible on a decentralized system in providing liquidity to others. 


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