# How Does a Public Liquidity Pool Work?

Fufuture offers a single public liquidity pool corresponding to each settlement token. Any wallet address can provide liquidity for this public pool.

## Lock-in Period

To ensure the stability of the public liquidity pool, once funds are deposited, they will be locked for 14 days. Additionally, with each new deposit, the cumulative deposit amount of that wallet address in the public pool will be recalculated based on its deposit date.

## Private Liquidity Pool Token (reToken)

To distinctly delineate the shares of each wallet address in the public pool, Fufuture introduced a private liquidity pool token called reToken. reToken serves as a deposit share certificate, issued when a user deposits and destroyed upon withdrawal.

## Liquidity Mining

Apart from representing a liquidity share, reToken also serves as a qualification certificate for liquidity mining. Users can lock their reToken in the liquidity mining contract to earn respective rewards. On the BSC network, the reward production rate for liquidity mining is 2 platform tokens per block. Of these, 30% of the platform token rewards can be immediately claimed, while the remaining 70% enters a dormant state. Upon the user's next reward claim, this portion of the reward will be activated and commences a 90-day lock-in period. After the lock-in period ends, the platform tokens can be claimed by the user.


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