🔱Create Your Own Liquidity Pool – Easy & Fast!

Earn Fees by Providing Liquidity – No Experience Needed!

📌 What is Liquidity Provision?

Liquidity refers to depositing funds into a Liquidity Pool (LP) to enable token trading.

💡 Why is Liquidity Needed?

  • Without a liquidity pool, token swaps are impossible.

  • Liquidity allows users to trade tokens anytime and ensures automatic price formation.

  • Once liquidity is added, other users can freely trade using the pool.

Key Functions of Liquidity Provision

Enables token swaps – Trading can only happen when liquidity exists

Automatically determines prices – More liquidity results in more stable prices

Liquidity providers earn trading fees – Every transaction generates fees distributed to LP providers

🚀 How to Create Liquidity Pool

👉 Go to Liquidity Pool: https://dexlab.space/token/listing/liquidity-pool

Providing liquidity on Solana is simple! Just follow these steps to create your own liquidity pool and start earning fees. 🚀

📌 Overview: Liquidity Pool Creation Steps

Before we start, let’s take a quick look at the Liquidity Pool creation screen:

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  1. Connect Your Wallet – First, connect your Solana wallet to get started.

  2. Select Token Pair – Choose two tokens to create a liquidity pool.

  3. Select Fee Tier – Select the transaction fee for trades within your pool.

  4. Set Initial Price – Define the starting price of the token pair.

  5. Add Initial Deposit – Deposit tokens to bootstrap the pool.

  6. Complete & Activate Pool – Finalize your pool and start earning fees!

Step 1: Connect Your Wallet

📌 Before creating your liquidity pool, connect your Solana wallet.

  • Click "Connect Wallet".

  • A pop-up will appear—select your preferred wallet. (e.g, Phantom, Solflare ...)

  • Approve the connection request.

  • Your wallet will be used to approve transactions and manage your token.

Once connected, proceed to the next step!

Step 2: Select Token Pair

📌 Choose two tokens to create a liquidity pool.

  • Select Token A – Click the dropdown menu and choose the first token.

  • Select Token B – The second token is usually SOL by default, but you can change it if needed.

  • Token Pairing Rules:

    • These two tokens will form a trading pair in the liquidity pool.

    • Example: If you select YourToken/SOL, users will be able to swap between YourToken and SOL.

    • Make sure you have enough of both tokens in your wallet to provide initial liquidity.

📌 When selecting Token A, a search box will appear.

  • Enter the token name, ticker, or address.

  • Be aware that multiple tokens may have the same name or ticker.

  • To ensure accuracy, search using the exact token address.

💡 Tip: If you’re creating a liquidity pool for a newly issued token, using the contract address ensures you select the correct one.

Once you've selected the correct token, proceed to the next step!

Step 3: Select Fee Tier

📌 Choose the transaction fee that traders will pay when swapping tokens in your liquidity pool.

  • What is the Fee Tier?

    • This is the percentage of each trade that goes to liquidity providers.

    • Higher fees generate more revenue but may reduce trading activity.

    • Lower fees attract more trades but result in lower earnings per transaction.

📌 If you see "Already exists" next to a fee tier, it means a liquidity pool with that token pair and fee tier has already been created.

  • You cannot create a new pool with the same fee tier.

  • Instead, you should provide liquidity to the existing pool.

  • If you still want to create a new pool, Select a different fee tier that is not marked as "Already exists."

Step 4: Set Initial Price

📌 Define the starting price for the selected token pair.

  • Enter the initial price of Token A in terms of Token B.

  • This determines the starting exchange rate for the liquidity pool.

  • Be sure to check the current market prices before setting the initial price.

  • Example: 1 DXL = 0.00001 SOL → This means each DXL token is initially priced at 0.00001 SOL.

💡 Tip: Double-check your initial price against decentralized exchange rates

Step 5: Set Initial Deposit

📌 Set Initial Liquidity

  • Deposit tokens to bootstrap the liquidity pool.

  • Example: 100,000 DXL & 1 SOL → The deposit maintains a 50:50 ratio based on the initial price.

  • The estimated Total Value Locked (TVL) is displayed, showing the total value of the deposited assets.

  • A small pool creation fee (e.g., 0.02 SOL) may be required.

Once the liquidity is added, click "Create Pool" to finalize the setup! 🚀

Step 6: Complete & Activate Pool

📌 Confirm & Create Pool

  • Your liquidity pool has been successfully created! 🎉

  • Pool ID is generated and can be used to track or manage the pool.

  • Click "Go Pool Manage Page" to access and monitor your liquidity pool.

  • Wait up to 5 minutes for the pool to be fully active on Dexlab.

Caution:

  • Never burn LP tokens! Burning LP tokens can disrupt the liquidity balance and affect the pool’s functionality.

Your liquidity pool is now live! Start earning fees from trades! 🚀

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