# Providing liquidity

## In simple terms, how can I provide liquidity?

Head over to the `Trade` tab on the [Rumpel Portal](https://app.rumpel.xyz), select the designated pool for the desired point token, and provide liquidity on Uniswap's UI.

After withdrawing your capital, any Point Tokens left over can be sold back into the pool, or held until Point Tokens [are redeemable ](https://rumpel-docs.gitbook.io/docs/how-does-rumpel-work)for the reward token.

## What's the return?

Earn trading fees from point token volatility and [Rumpel Straw](https://rumpel-docs.gitbook.io/docs/rumpel-straw).

## What's the risk?&#x20;

Impermanent Loss from unexpected point token volatility.&#x20;

*To defend against volatility around redemption events, LPs should be more agile after airdrops/snapshots are announced, ensuring their capital is not passive to a point token's rapid repricing.*

Risks that can exacerbate a Point Token’s volatility include: Point Oracle risk, Malicious Admin risk, Point Deletion Risk, Airdrop Claiming risk, Airdrop Diversion risk. [Details on each risk.](https://rumpel-docs.gitbook.io/docs/risks)


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