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# Migrating on-chain liquidity
ANTv1's on-chain liquidity has historically been concentrated across two platforms:
* Uniswap
* Balancer
## Uniswap
1. Withdraw any ANTv1 liquidity you have provided. See the example below as we are using the [ANTv1/ETH UniswapV2 pool:](https://app.uniswap.org/#/pool/v2)
2\. Use [any of the upgrade paths](/the-ant-token/upgrading-to-antv2.md) to upgrade the ANTv1 in your wallet to ANTv2.
3\. You can now add liquidity to the equivalent ANTv2 pools on [Sushi.](https://app.sushi.com/)
## Balancer
1. Withdraw any ANTv1 liquidity you have provided. In our example, from the [ANTv1/WETH 80:20 pool](https://pools.balancer.exchange/#/pool/0x2cf9106faf2c5c8713035d40df655fb1b9b0f9b9/):
2\. Use [any of the upgrade paths](/the-ant-token/upgrading-to-antv2.md) to upgrade the ANTv1 in your wallet to ANTv2.
3\. You can now add liquidity to the equivalent (or new) ANTv2 pools on Balancer. You can use [Balancer's ANTv2 pools page](https://pools.balancer.exchange/#/explore) to find ANTv2's liquidity pools.
At the moment there is an equivalent ANTv2/WETH 80:20 pool and a new ANTv2/USDC 80:20 pool.
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