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# Come usare lo StableSwap
## **Trading su StableSwap**
Fare trading su StableSwap è molto simile all'utilizzo dell'AMM esistente di PancakeSwap. Prima di iniziare, è necessario un Portafoglio compatibile con BNB Smart Chain e BNB per le commissioni gas. Consulta la nostra [guida ai Portafogli](https://docs.pancakeswap.finance/get-started/wallet-guide) per maggiori dettagli.
1 - Vai alla pagina Swap [qui](https://pancakeswap.finance/swap)
2 - Scegli le coppie di token che desideri tradare.
3 - Sei pronto! Il processo di Swap che segue è lo stesso del solito! Se è la tua prima volta a fare trading, consulta la guida [qui](/italian/scambia/pancakeswap-exchange/trade-guide.md).
**Aggiungere e Rimuovere Liquidità**
Aggiungere e rimuovere Liquidità per StableSwap è anche molto importante e simile all'AMM normale di PancakeSwap. Consulta la guida [qui](https://docs.pancakeswap.finance/products/pancakeswap-exchange/liquidity-guide) per una spiegazione più dettagliata. I pool di Liquidità StableSwap di PancakeSwap mostreranno "Stable LP" nel nome del pool.
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