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'''add liquidity''' is a command that allows you to add liquidity to a liquidity pool on a decentralized exchange. This command is often used by enterprise users engaged in DeFi protocols.

== Parameters ==

'''Exchange:''' The decentralized exchange platform where you will be adding liquidity. The exchange can be selected from the dropdown menu.

'''Token A ID:''' The identifier of the first token you want to add to the liquidity pool. Select the token from the dropdown menu or enter its contract address.

'''Token B ID:''' The identifier of the second token you want to add to the liquidity pool. Select the token from the dropdown menu or enter its contract address.

'''Amount A:''' Quantity of token A that you want to add to the liquidity pool.

'''Amount B:''' Quantity of token B that you want to add to the liquidity pool.

'''Transaction Info Variable:''' (Optional) The name of a variable that can be used to store the transaction details of the liquidity adding action. By default, it’s set to '#txinfo'.

== Example ==

<pre>
ui console view
config defi wallet("your private key here")
add liquidity("PancakeSwap","0xbb4CdB9CBd36B01bD1cBaEBF2De08d9173bc095c","0x0E09FaBB73Bd3Ade0a17ECC321fD13a19e81cE82","10","2")
log("Transaction Info: {#txinfo}")
</pre>

You should replace "your private key here" with your actual private key. As private keys are sensitive and confidential, handle them with the utmost care.

The output of this script will be the transaction information associated with the liquidity addition. For example, it might include details such as the transaction hash, the amount of gas used, and the moment the transaction was included in a block.

A potential output could look something like:
<blockquote>
Transaction Info: {"blockHash":"0x1f51bbceec31819c5ab9a17a73e6cf9a1f412ac85a34005d6ca522a34450dc53","blockNumber":11061824,"contractAddress":null,"cumulativeGasUsed":1690539,"from":"0xe3f3589c4943f8c8a3b2b4c5b5a837c215ba3a8b","gasUsed":21706,"logsBloom":"0x04000000000000040040000000000000000000000000..."}
</blockquote>