Create a Solana Liquidity Pool on Raydium
Open a SOL-pair Raydium pool for your token in minutes. No coding: sign in your connected wallet and your token becomes tradeable instantly. It is step 2 of a Solana token launch: once the pool is open your token is launched, and burning the LP afterwards is optional.
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Tax token (Token-2022)
This token charges a fee on every transfer. When you deposit into the pool that fee is withheld on your deposit, so the pool receives slightly less than you enter. You're the fee authority, so you can collect the withheld amount afterwards.
How to Add Liquidity to a Solana Token
Adding liquidity on Raydium creates a live trading market for your token. By pairing your token with SOL, you establish an initial price and enable swaps. This tool builds and signs the required on-chain transaction directly from your wallet.
What happens after
- Your token becomes tradeable on Raydium immediately.
- You receive LP tokens representing your pool share.
- Raydium charges 0.25% on each swap - paid by traders.
- Remove liquidity at any time from the Raydium UI.
Starting price formula
For example: depositing 10 SOL with 1,000,000,000 tokens gives an initial price of 0.00000001 SOL per token.
Removing liquidity exposes you to impermanent loss if prices move significantly from your entry ratio.
Liquidity Pool FAQ
What is a liquidity pool?
How much SOL should I add?
How is the starting price set?
Can I remove liquidity later?
Does this deploy a custom smart contract?
Why do I need to connect my wallet first?
What is the 0.25% Raydium fee?
Ready to launch your token on Raydium?
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The first hour after your pool opens
Check it from the outside
Open the pool's transaction on Solscan and confirm both deposits landed and the LP tokens are in your wallet. Then buy a small amount from a second wallet. That proves the pool trades and gives DEX Screener and Birdeye a first trade to pick the pair up from.
Expect bots on the first blocks
New Raydium pools are watched by sniper bots that buy in the first seconds and sell into the next buyers. A deeper pool makes each of their buys move the price less. The liquidity guide has a table of how far one buy moves the price at different pool sizes.
Decide on the LP before you announce
The first thing experienced buyers check after the authorities is whether the LP is burned or locked. If you plan to burn it, do it before you share the contract address, so the first scan already shows it.