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# Farm Listing & Incentives

Meridian is excited to support other projects by helping them attract new liquidity providers, increasing both liquidity and token stability. This is achieved by launching a farm for the liquidity pool, offering USDM incentives to new liquidity providers for the pair. \
**Incentives are distributed during specific periods and are subject to change at any time.**\
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Most incentives are [distributed based on MST-sTLOS votes](/swaps-meridian-swaps/voting.md), allowing Meridian Ventures the flexibility to allocate some votes towards new farms through its MST-sTLOS liquidity pool.

<figure><img src="/files/ZPLXjF8POggNSUlRFWdC" alt=""><figcaption><p>Meridian Swap Farms</p></figcaption></figure>

To qualify for incentives for your pool, you must meet the following conditions:

* The liquidity pool holds more than $20,000 worth of liquidity.
* The project holds at least 1% of the voting power, directed to their pool.
* The token is already whitelisted.

By meeting these conditions, you'll qualify to receive additional USDM incentives for your pool, alongside the voted liquidity.

To apply, fill out [this form](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeSciDu5OytcDADlcZzawiZCzj80dOaUl0Mv9JbECPcc3RDPw/viewform), or open a [Discord ticket](https://discord.com/invite/SCHCXz9Mnb).


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