# Plenty V3 Introduction

A pivotal innovation in Plenty V3 is **Capital Efficiency**. In Plenty V2, liquidity was uniformly distributed across the entire price spectrum, from zero to infinity. While this approach was straightforward, it was not the most efficient use of capital.

Plenty V3 revolutionizes this by allowing liquidity providers to "concentrate" their capital within specific price intervals. This means that when you provide liquidity, you can choose a custom price range where you expect most trading to occur. This innovation allows your capital to work more effectively, maximizing your returns.

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[Concentrated Liquidity](/v3-docs/plenty-v3-introduction/concentrated-liquidity.md)
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[Fees](/v3-docs/plenty-v3-introduction/fees.md)
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[Range Orders](/v3-docs/plenty-v3-introduction/range-orders.md)
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## How to add liquidity to Plenty V3

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