How To Make Passive Income With UniSwap V3 Liquidity Pools

Jeff Sekinger

How To Make Passive Income With UniSwap V3 Liquidity Pools

In this video, I cover this passive income investment opportunity that I am currently using – UniSwap V3 Liquidity Pools. UniSwap liquidity pools are the most trusted automated market maker (AMM) to date. The DeFi protocol, based on Ethereum blockchain, rewards its liquidity providers with UNI tokens that they swap or trade in real-time. The platform relies on its liquidity pool tokens UNI, its governance token, to generate income. With NO TRADING FEES, anybody can sign up to provide liquidity to UniSwap liquidity pools. The investor who provides liquidity before anyone else sets the price. What Passive Income Opportunities Are You Doing With Your Crypto? Let me know in the comments section below! 💰 Tired of having to consistently manage your crypto portfolio? Want a proven hedge against a potential bear market? Apply for our newest passive income, done-for-you program that allows nearly any person to get started in making income by running validator nodes and crypto mining machines: Z 📈 Do you have at least 6 figures in your portfolio? Considering joining our highest level mastermind (QCM). Click the link below to see if you qualify! E 🌚 Looking for quality information, data, market analysis, fundamental reviews on projects and trades you can follow from a professional? Join the most value packed program: Z 🤑 Interested in learning how to make passive income with your crypto portfolio? Learn the top 5 ways to leverage your portfolio to generate passive income streams. Click the link below to learn more: r 📰 Just getting your feet wet in cryptocurrency? Want to start understanding how the market works and cutting edge crypto projects? Subscribe to our bi-weekly newsletter here: k ► Follow Jeff on Social Media: YouTube: g Instagram: r Facebook: r Twitter: 4 Website: m #JeffSekinger #Cryptocurrency #AssetManagement #Bitcoin #Crypto This information is for educational purposes only. It is not, and should not be construed as, investment advice. You should seek proper legal, accounting, and financial advice from a local certified attorney, certified professional accountant, and certified financial advisor that is familiar with your situation, circumstances, and the laws in your jurisdiction.