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# EggSwap Token Menu
The Farm only works with tokens from EggSwap pools.
Users enter into the farms of their choice. When farming users will receive a new distribution of **Egg** with every block. In the first two weeks of launch the rewards were 1000 Egg per block, divided by the proportional share of the pool. The exception to this was the "Egg Party!" pool which had an additional 2x bonus. After the first two weeks the reward is set to drop to 100 Egg per block. The APY calculation is based on the return in EXP to the daily USD value, based on current block return annualized. It is not a fixed return, it is not a promised return, it is not financial advice. It is based on EXP returns.
#### If I am deposited into the "Farm" it says I don't have liquidity on exchange.eggs.cool/#/pool
Correct. The exchange.eggs.cool/#/pool page only scans your wallet for ELP tokens.
If you have deposited your ELP tokens into a farm (which is a separate contract) then the exchange will not see them. However, you **ARE** still providing liquidity and will still get you 0.25 LP trade fee reward when withdrawing.[
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