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Overview

Supplying liquidity to Leviathan means depositing capital into a lending pool. In return, you receive LP tokens — fungible tokens that represent your proportional share of the pool’s total value. As borrowers pay interest on their loans, the value of your LP tokens increases.

How to Deposit

1

Connect Your Wallet

Connect a Solana wallet from the app’s navigation bar.
2

Select a Pool

Browse available pools on the Supply page. Each pool displays its current APY, total deposits, utilization rate, and risk profile.
3

Enter Amount

Enter the amount you’d like to deposit. The app shows the estimated LP tokens you’ll receive based on the current exchange rate.
4

Confirm Transaction

Review the transaction details and confirm in your wallet. Once confirmed, your deposit is processed on-chain and LP tokens are minted to your wallet.

Understanding LP Tokens

LP tokens are standard SPL tokens with several important properties:
  • Appreciating value — the exchange rate between LP tokens and the underlying asset increases as interest accrues from borrower repayments
  • Transferable — LP tokens can be transferred to other wallets or used in other DeFi protocols
  • Redeemable — LP tokens can be burned to withdraw your share of the pool at any time, subject to available liquidity

Exchange Rate

When you deposit, the current exchange rate determines how many LP tokens you receive. Over time, as interest accumulates in the pool, the exchange rate increases. When you withdraw, you redeem LP tokens at the current (higher) rate — the difference is your earned yield.

Tracking Your Earnings

The Supply page shows real-time information about your positions:
MetricDescription
Deposited ValueCurrent value of your LP token holdings in the underlying asset
Initial DepositThe amount you originally deposited
EarningsThe difference between current value and initial deposit
Current APYThe pool’s current annualized yield rate
Pool UtilizationPercentage of pool capital actively deployed in loans

Withdrawing

To withdraw your capital:
1

Go to Supply Page

Navigate to the Supply page and find your active position.
2

Enter Withdrawal Amount

Enter the amount to withdraw (in underlying asset terms) or the number of LP tokens to redeem.
3

Confirm Transaction

Review and confirm the withdrawal transaction. LP tokens are burned and the underlying asset is returned to your wallet.

Withdrawal Availability

Withdrawals are subject to available liquidity in the pool. If most of the pool’s capital is currently deployed in active loans, there may not be enough idle capital to fulfill your full withdrawal immediately. In this case, you can:
  • Withdraw partially — withdraw whatever amount is currently available
  • Request a withdrawal — place a withdrawal request that will be fulfilled as capital returns to the pool from loan repayments
The app displays the current available liquidity for each pool so you can plan accordingly.

Choosing a Pool

Different pools may have different characteristics:
FactorWhat to Consider
APYHigher yields generally come with higher risk exposure
UtilizationHigh utilization means more capital is earning yield, but less is available for immediate withdrawal
Borrower qualityPools targeting higher-tier borrowers may offer lower yields but reduced default risk
Asset typePools may accept different deposit assets (e.g., USDC, SOL)
Risk DisclosureDepositing into a lending pool carries risk. LP token value can decrease if loan defaults exceed accumulated interest. Pool losses are shared proportionally among all depositors. Past yields do not guarantee future returns. You should understand the risk profile of any pool before depositing and only supply capital you can afford to lose.