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add liquidity to an existing pool (with smart wallet) #5077
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@rowgraus Can we break out the single-asset-liquidity feature into a separate ticket? |
I can't get this to work on devnet. The UI spins after I choose IbcATOM. I thought maybe it was because there is no liquidity yet, but I can't get adding liquidity to work from the REPL either. @Chris-Hibbert @arirubinstein @mhofman can you tell what I'm doing wrong? |
@arirubinstein pointed me at amm_swap.js; I had no luck with that either. I basically just substituted IbcATOM for BLD:
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AUSD pool worksThe IbcATOM pool is in some strange state. So with @Chris-Hibbert , I made a new pool using the "Anchor" asset, AUSD (aka USDC) and all seems well: |
We're talking about this as a stretch goal for an upcoming release. |
@rowgraus , our current approach to adding a the liquidity issuer (#5914) involves an interactive signature (using keplr). We aim to take advantage of the background signer (#4406) in due course; I'm interested on your take on how important that is for this launch story. I suppose you'll ask for an estimate, so we better look into it, @samsiegart . |
@nalinbhatt was able to add liquidity. rough edges:
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I think changes to the smart wallet API mean this doesn't quite work any more. |
I think this is no longer planned. If it is, @otoole-brendan please reopen and revise the description with what's left to do. |
Agreed |
As a new liquidity provider, I need to be able to add liquidity to an existing pool
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