New to LP management on Sushi? Here's a step-by-step tutorial on how to remove your liquidity from a v3 pool and claim your rewards on Katana:
Step 1: Go to Your Positions
→ Navigate to sushi.com/katana/pool
→ Connect your wallet and select the correct network (e.g. Katana)
→ You’ll see your active positions under “My Positions”
Step 2: Choose the Pool to Remove
→ Click into the position you want to remove (e.g. SUSHI/ETH v3)
→ You’ll see the price range you provided liquidity for
→ If the position is marked “Out of Range,” you'll receive only one token back (usually the one the price has moved toward)
💡 Example: If ETH moved up beyond your range, you’ll receive ETH back, and all your SUSHI will have been swapped into ETH within the range.
Step 3: Remove Liquidity
→ Select Remove tab
→ Choose how much to remove (25%, 50%, 75%, or Max)
→ Click “Remove” and confirm the transaction in MetaMask
→ You’ll see how much of each token (and fees) you’ll get back
🧾 Heads-up: The network fee (in KAT) will be shown before confirming.
Optional: Claim Your Rewards
→ After removing, go to the Rewards tab
→ Click Claim to collect all unclaimed SUSHI + KAT rewards for all v3 positions on Katana
→ Confirm the transaction in MetaMask
🧠Tips & Notes
- If your position is marked “Out of Range,” your liquidity has already been fully converted into one token — e.g. ETH if price moved up, or SUSHI if it moved down.
- The swaps occurred as the market moved through your price range, converting your tokens gradually.
- 💡 Your effective exit price is the average execution price across your min–max range, not the min or max itself.
For example, if your range was $1–$2, your SUSHI was likely sold around $1.50 on average. - No swaps happen when you remove — you're simply withdrawing the final asset your LP was converted into.