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Balancer v2 has been a core pillar of DeFi since 2021. By leveraging innovative pool types, Balancer v2 has attracted liquidity in the liquid staking token (LST) and liquid restaking token …

See the Router API for other supported add methods. This guide is for adding liquidity to Balancer v3 with the b-sdk. This sdk supports adding liquidity to Balancer v3, Balancer v2 as well as …

Learn, integrate, and build on a programmable AMMIntegration Guides This sections contains useful guides for common actions such as adding/removing liquidity and making swaps using …

First introduced in Balancer v2, the vault architecture separates token accounting from pool logic, allowing for simplified pool contracts that focus on the implementation of their swap, add …

This guide outlines the process of onboarding yield-bearing assets to Balancer v2. To fully leverage Balancer's technology, you'll need to complete several key steps including token …

Core pools are a fundamental concept in Balancer's tokenomics model, designed to align token emissions with pool performance and fee generation. This document outlines the requirements …

Balancer has already developed, audited and deployed a variety of pool types showcasing diverse functionalities. These pools are readily accessible for existing use cases without …

Balancer v3 conforms with EIP-2612 and this helper facilitates Permit signature generation. Each operation (i.e. removeLiquidity, removeLiquidityNested and removeLiquidityBoosted) has its …

Balancer protocol leverages the Liquidity invariant approximation to provide a generalized solution for add and remove liquidity operations. This enables the Vault to implement complex …