Enter the DeFi section, find the BTC/MUSD trading pair. Click "Add Liquidity," enter your BTC and MUSD amounts, then confirm the transaction signature.
Here's a small tip—reserve about 0.00001 BTC in your wallet. Why? Because subsequent interactions will also require gas fees. Keeping this balance in advance helps prevent transaction delays later.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 4h ago
It's the same old story, reserving gas fees. 0.00001 Bitcoin sounds small, but did you calculate the gwei at that time? When it suddenly skyrocketed to 200+ late at night, I've never seen it so cheap.
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GasFeeCryBaby
· 4h ago
You really need to pay attention to gas fees, otherwise it can be really frustrating to get stuck for a long time.
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TxFailed
· 4h ago
actually learned this one the expensive way... watched someone's entire lp attempt brick because they forgot the gas buffer. that 0.00001 btc advice? yeah, saved you a few eth right there ngl
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PanicSeller
· 4h ago
Gas fees are really easy to overlook, a painful lesson learned.
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CryptoPhoenix
· 4h ago
It's always these details that ruin the mood with gas fees every time, but that's the price of cycling through the market. Keep some BTC to prevent getting stuck, so true—after experiencing so many failed trades, you understand.
**Step 4 of Liquidity Provision: Funding** 💧
Enter the DeFi section, find the BTC/MUSD trading pair. Click "Add Liquidity," enter your BTC and MUSD amounts, then confirm the transaction signature.
Here's a small tip—reserve about 0.00001 BTC in your wallet. Why? Because subsequent interactions will also require gas fees. Keeping this balance in advance helps prevent transaction delays later.