Question 1

How do I get my MON back from the liquidity pool?

Accepted Answer

When you remove liquidity, the smart contract automatically redeems your LP tokens. The DEX calculates your exact proportional share and sends both underlying assets - your native MON and your custom ERC-20 token - directly back to your Web3 wallet.

Question 2

Can I remove only a portion of my liquidity?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You are not required to withdraw 100% at once. Using Monlabs, you can select the exact percentage of your LP tokens to redeem. This lets you safely extract initial capital or trading fees while leaving enough liquidity in the pool for your community to continue trading without massive price impact.

Question 3

What is the difference between removing V2 and V3 liquidity?

Accepted Answer

DEXs on Monad use two AMM models: V2 pools (full range) spread your liquidity uniformly across all prices, while V3 pools (concentrated) let you provide liquidity within a specific price range. The Monlabs Advantage: just paste your pair address - our system auto-detects the pool type and routes your withdrawal seamlessly.

Question 4

What happens to my token if I remove 100% of the liquidity?

Accepted Answer

Liquidity is the lifeblood of your token's market. If you are the sole liquidity provider and remove all paired MON, there is no reserve left to facilitate trades. This halts the AMM and renders your token completely untradable. Always leave adequate liquidity if you want your project to remain active.

Question 5

Why is my "Remove Liquidity" transaction failing?

Accepted Answer

There are typically three reasons removal fails: Insufficient gas (you need native MON to cover the network fee), Locked LP tokens (if deposited into a liquidity locker, you must wait until the time-lock expires), or Burned LP tokens (if you used the Burn LP feature, your LP tokens were permanently destroyed and the liquidity cannot be retrieved).

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