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Manage Robinhood Chain Liquidity

Withdraw both sides of a Uniswap V3 position — principal plus accrued trading fees, WETH unwrapped to ETH — or deepen it at the pool's current price. Your position NFT stays in your wallet throughout.

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Withdraws both sides plus accrued trading fees straight to your wallet; the WETH side arrives unwrapped as ETH.

Service fee: — plus gas, charged in the same transaction. Removing needs a one-time NFT approval for this position.

Alchemii is an independent developer tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Robinhood Markets, Inc. or Uniswap Labs. Withdrawn amounts depend on the pool price at execution and can differ from what you deposited — that difference is impermanent loss.

Robinhood Chain liquidity FAQ

How do I remove liquidity on Robinhood Chain?

Connect the wallet that holds the LP position NFT, pick the position, choose how much to withdraw, and sign. Both sides of the pair — principal plus any accrued trading fees — arrive in your wallet in the same transaction, with the WETH side unwrapped to native ETH.

Why does removing ask for an NFT approval first?

Uniswap V3 positions are NFTs, and only the owner or an approved address can withdraw from one. You grant Alchemii's contract a one-time approval for that single position; it can act on that tokenId only, and every withdrawal lands in your wallet, never in the contract.

Can I withdraw part of a position?

Yes. Pick any percentage from 1% to 100%. Withdrawing part keeps the position NFT active with the remaining liquidity still earning trading fees; withdrawing 100% empties it, and accrued fees are collected either way.

How does adding liquidity price the deposit?

The pool's current price fixes the ratio between the two sides, so you enter only the ETH amount and the matching token amount is derived and pulled in the same transaction. Anything the pool cannot consume is refunded automatically.

What does managing liquidity cost?

0.01 ETH service fee per operation plus Robinhood Chain gas, charged inside the same transaction. A failed operation reverts entirely — including the fee — so you never pay for something that did not happen.