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# Add Liquidity

Send SOL to the wallet address that you provided when you filled out the 'Add Liquidity' form.

You will receive the internal liquidity token MMSOL in your wallet in exchange for your added SOL. 1 MMSOL = 1 SOL. This liquidity token enables you to earn daily income.

Do not send SOL from exchange addresses or addresses that you do not have access to, nor do you have the private key for. If you do so, you will not be able to access the MMSOL sent to you in return. If this happens, please contact ZODIAC Support immediately.

You can send MMSOL to other addresses without restrictions. Daily income will be credited to the wallet holding the MMSOL.

The lock-up period for the liquidity you provide is 1 week. This means that during this period, you will not be able to retrieve your deposit body. However, after a month, you will be able to exchange MMSOL for SOL at any time. To do this, simply submit a request and send the MMSOL to the specified addres and you will receive your SOL in return.


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