Deepen your pool
Hyperliquid Liquidity Adder
Add to an existing HyperSwap pool on Hyperliquid without changing its price. 0.3 HYPE.
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Adding to Liquidity Pool:
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Total Cost: 0.3 HYPE + Gas
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Add more liquidity into an existing pool whenever you want, without coding.
The liquidity will be added in seconds. You can add more liquidity at any time.
Check here a whole blog post about how to add liquidity to your ERC-20 pool
How to use Hyperliquid Liquidity Adder
- Connect your Hyperliquid wallet
- Enter the liquidity pool address
- Set the amount of tokens and HYPE to add
- Click on "Add Liquidity", accept the transaction and your liquidity will be added!
Benefits of Liquidity Adder
Any pool, not just yours
deepen a pair you opened, or one somebody else did
LP tokens and a cut of the fees
your share of every swap, for as long as you hold the position
The ratio is worked out for you
type one side and the other fills itself at the pool price
Less slippage for traders
the same trade against a deeper pool moves the price less
Audited and non-custodial
the deposit goes straight into the pair and the LP tokens come back to you
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Got questions?
If you need more help contact our team
No. Deposits go in at the pool's current ratio, so the price is unchanged. Only trades move it.
Yes. A constant-product pool holds two assets and a deposit has to keep the ratio, so you supply both in proportion.
0.3 HYPE for the service, plus what you deposit, plus network gas.
Your LP share earns a portion of the pool's trading fees for as long as you hold it. Whether that outweighs the price divergence depends on how the pair trades.
Add liquidity on Hyperliquid without touching a router
A pool you opened months ago is not a decision you made once. As a token trades, the depth that felt sufficient at launch stops being so, and the fix is to put more in. This does that: paste the token address, the tool finds its pool, and you deposit both sides at the ratio the pool already holds.
Nothing about it moves the price. A deposit at the current ratio changes how much is in the pool, not what a unit is worth, so you can add HyperSwap liquidity to a live pair without anyone seeing a candle for it. What changes is how far the next trade pushes the chart.
HyperSwap on Hyperliquid, found by address
You do not pick a venue. The tool reads the router from the deployed PoolFactory contract, which is the same source the rest of the Smithii tools resolve on this chain, and then looks the pair up through its factory. That resolves to the configured HyperSwap V2 deployment, so the pool shown is the one the tool can add liquidity to.
Paste the token address and the pool comes back with its reserves and its current price. Type one side of the deposit and the other fills itself at that price. Then three signatures: the service fee, the approval so the contract can move your token, and the deposit, with the interface saying which one it is on.
Depth is what a chart is really showing
A pool with little in it produces a chart that jumps on every trade, and buyers read that as risk whether or not anything is wrong. Adding liquidity is the direct fix: the same trade against a deeper pool moves the price less. On a chain the size of HyperEVM, where most pools are new, the difference between a thin pool and a deep one is visible from the first day of trading.
There is no correct number, only a ratio to watch: how much sits in the pool against how much trades through it in a day. When aggregators start warning about slippage on your pair, that ratio has already gone wrong, and adding HyperEVM liquidity is the lever you have.
What you hold afterwards
The deposit comes back as LP tokens representing your share of the pair, and that share earns a cut of every swap for as long as you hold it. It is not a yield product, though: the position tracks both assets, so it moves with the price of each, and a pair that diverges leaves you with a different mix than you put in.
If the pair does not exist yet, the Liquidity Pool Creator opens it instead, since a first deposit sets the price rather than following one. To take a position back out, Remove Liquidity burns the LP tokens and returns the two assets at whatever ratio the pool holds that day.
Watch how it works