# Providing and  Removing Liquidity for Pure-NFT Pools

Note: you will need to sign an approval transaction for each NFT collection before you can add liquidity. \
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Pure-NFT pools allow for users who only want to provide NFTs as iquidity to earn a small fee for each user who changes NFTs from the same collection with their pool. \
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Navigate to the "Manage Liquidity" page and click "Create Now". 

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## Adding Liquidity to Pure-NFT Pools

Select the collection you would like to add liquidity to for a Pure-NFT Pool. \
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Select the custom fee in ETH terms you would like to collect for each change of NFTs that occurs through your pool.\
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Select whether or not you would like to prevent stolen NFTs from being changed into your pool. \
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Select which NFTs you would like to deposit that other users can then exchange for. \
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Click "Create pool".&#x20;

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## Making Changes and Claiming Fees for a existing Pure-NFT Pool

Navigate to the "Manage Liquidity" page. \
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Click the Pure NFT pool you would like to modify.

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Change your settings for fees, filtering stolen NFTs, and add a NFT if you would like. \
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Click "Add NFTs".

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If you would also like to claim the fees that have been generated by your Pure-NFT pool, simply click "Claim fees".&#x20;

## Removing Liquidity from a Pure-NFT Pool&#x20;

Navigate to the "Manage Liquidity" page. \
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Click the Pure NFT pool.

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Click "Remove NFTs" then select which NFTs you would like to withdraw.&#x20;

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