Withdraw LP
Arbitrum Liquidity Remover
Remove Liquidity on Arbitrum: burn your LP and take both sides out of a Uniswap pool on Arbitrum.
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Total Cost: 0.01 ETH + Gas
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The cost of doing a withdraw is 0.01 ETH.
The withdraw will take some seconds. You can start removing liquidity just after creating the pool.
Check here a whole blog post about how to withdraw liquidity from Uniswap pool
How to use Arbitrum Liquidity Remover
- Connect your Arbitrum wallet
- Enter the Liquidity Pool Address (AMM ID)
- Select the quantity you want to withdraw
- Click on Withdraw Liquidity
- Accept the transaction and wait until the withdrawal is completed
Benefits of Liquidity Remover
Partial or full
take any percentage and leave the rest earning fees
Both sides at once
the pair comes back in a single transaction
Fees included
what the position earned comes out with it
Any Uniswap pool
point the tool at it and it reads the position
Nothing custodial
the pool pays your wallet, never Smithii
Priced before you sign
the fee in ETH plus gas, no cut of what you take out
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Got questions?
If you need more help contact our team
Only if the price has not moved. You receive your share of both assets at the ratio the pool holds today, plus the fees earned along the way. If the token appreciated against the paired side you come back with less of it and more of the pair, which is impermanent loss becoming permanent.
Your share of both sides of the pair, at the ratio the pool holds when you withdraw, plus the trading fees earned. That ratio is almost never the one you deposited at: whichever asset appreciated, you come back with less of it.
Yes. Choose the percentage and the rest stays in the pool earning fees. You can come back for the remainder whenever you want.
No, and that is the point of burning it. The position stays in the pool and nothing on-chain can claim it again, which is what makes burned liquidity a credible lock. The same holds for a position locked in a contract until its date passes.
Not by itself, but it takes depth out, so every trade after it moves the price further than it would have. Pulling everything at once is also what a rug looks like from outside, and screeners flag it within a block.
No. You sign the withdrawal and the Uniswap pool pays your wallet directly. Smithii never holds the position or the assets behind it.
Arbitrage decides what you take out
Deep markets sit next to your pool here, so arbitrage keeps its ratio close to the wider price rather than letting it drift. That is mostly good news for what you withdraw: the split you receive reflects the real market price rather than a stale one nobody has corrected.
Watch how it works