Launch farming

Launch farming has ended. It was Motoswap's opening farm: one window of 14 days of liquidity mining that ran after the MOTO token launch and closed on the day the DEX opened. You staked Uniswap V2 LP tokens, or MOTO on its own, into Motoswap's farm and earned MOTO for it while the window was open. There is no new farm.

The trick was what you did not have to do. Your liquidity stayed on Uniswap, in the pools it was already in, earning the fees it already earned. Only the LP token moved: you staked it with Motoswap, and Motoswap paid you MOTO on top of everything your position was already doing.

How it worked

1. You provided liquidity on Uniswap V2, or already had. You could also skip that step and use MOTO on its own.
2. You staked the LP token, or your MOTO, into the Motoswap farm.
3. You earned MOTO while it was staked and the window was open. Harvests paid 50% liquid immediately and streamed the other 50% over 180 days, so a stream kept paying out after the window closed.
4. You could unstake at any point in one call. No cooldown, no penalty, and your Uniswap position stayed untouched throughout.

Moving your position to the DEX

If you still have LP in a launch farm, withdraw it on the Farm page. Your LP is safe and stays yours. From there, the move wizard runs three transactions, each signed by you: withdraw from the launch farm, remove from Uniswap, and add the same tokens on Motoswap. Nothing custodial, nothing automatic; it is the same three moves you could make by hand, in order.

Why move: liquidity providers on Motoswap earn the 0.30% trading fee on every swap in their pool. The launch farm stopped paying when its window closed. Every swap through a Motoswap pool also carries the fee that pays Rakeback and Points.

You can stay on Uniswap. What launch farming paid you is yours, and there is no deadline to move. LP still staked in a launch farm earns nothing new; withdraw it in one call whenever you are ready.