# Providing Liquidity

Remember the orderbook from the last section?

It’s where the buyers and sellers list their orders at different price levels. The more orders in the book, the deeper the market.&#x20;

As a liquidity provider, you’re not just watching the market—you are the market. By entering buy and sell orders on both sides, you build the foundation that keeps the trading pairs alive. The more liquidity you drop into a pair, the deeper the book gets, making the market move smoother.

BeFi Liquidity Pairs lets anyone add liquidity on BTCfi assets, boost the orderbook, keep the action flowing, and earn fees as the market moves.

### Adding Liquidity

When adding liquidity on BeFi Labs, you need to add liquidity for both tokens in the pair.&#x20;

For instance, if you are adding liquidity to the $PUPS/$USDT pair, you must supply both $PUPS and $USDT.

If you do not hold both assets, you can easily perform a quick trade within the terminal to swap one asset for the other before providing liquidity.&#x20;

<https://x.com/BefiLabs/status/1834594768707350832>

### Removing Liquidity&#x20;

You can easily remove your liquidity whenever you’re ready, with one click.

&#x20;<https://x.com/BefiLabs/status/1834594774504087963>

### Trading Fees

The trading fees are allocated as follows:

50% to liquidity providers

50% reserved for BeFi reactor participants

Please note: Liquidity Pairs are available for spot only

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