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# SteakHut for DEX V1 Pools

With SteakHut users are able to deposit LP tokens and earn boosted yields, even without staking  JOE! 

## Deposit your JLP Tokens with SteakHut and Earn:

* [x] Significantly boosted Trader Joe farming yields 
* [x] Zero deposit and withdrawal fees
* [x] Portfolio tracking features
* [x] Special limited promos

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With SteakHut’s large supply of veJOE thanks to the Herd’s hardworking JOE, users can take advantage of our boosted pools and utilize our veJOE for significantly boosted yields.

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Yields are paid out in JOE tokens!
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## What are the Fees?

SteakHut's focus is on delivering low fees and large returns to JLP Depositors. This fee is variable between 3% - 20% and will depend on TVL and our competitor's rates. For more information refer to [Fees and Rewards](/steakhut-protocol/fees-and-rewards.md). 

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[Depositing your JLP Tokens](/basics/depositing-your-jlp-tokens.md)
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