> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://lynex.gitbook.io/lynex-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://lynex.gitbook.io/lynex-docs/protocol-overview/providing-liquidity/concentrated-liquidity/pool-types.md).

# Pool Types

Lynex offers two types of Concentrated Liquidity (CL) pools: Automatic and Manual.

### **Automatic Pools with ALM-Managed Strategies**

These pools are managed by Automated Liquidity Managers (ALMs), which dynamically adjust liquidity positions based on market conditions, optimizing returns and reducing the need for active management. In Lynex’s auto pools, 100% of the fees generated go directly to the gauges. Liquidity providers in these pools earn oLYNX emissions as a reward for supplying liquidity.

### Manual Range Pools

In these pools, liquidity providers (LPs) set their own price ranges, offering high customization. Ideal for skilled investors, these pools let Market Makers earn 97% of swap fees, with 3% allocated to incentivize veLYNX holders. However, Manual Range Pools are not eligible for $LYNX farming rewards.

Both options cater to different risk profiles, providing flexibility and precision in liquidity strategies.

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### Earning oLYNX

Provide liquidity and stake your LP tokens to earn `$oLYNX`. There are no deposit or withdrawal fees. You can withdraw and remove liquidity at any time.


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