Deepen your pool
Solana Liquidity Adder
Add Liquidity on Solana: deposit both sides into an existing Raydium pool at the current ratio. 0.1 SOL, and the LP tokens are yours.
The cost of adding liquidity is 0.1 SOL plus the tokens you deposit.
You can add liquidity right after creating the pool. Both tokens of the pair are required at the current ratio.
Check here a whole blog post about how to create a Solana Token
How to use Solana Liquidity Adder
- Connect your Solana wallet
- Enter the Liquidity Pool Address (AMM ID)
- Select the quantity of Base Token you want to add
- Select the quantity of Quote Token you want to add
- Click on Add Liquidity
- Accept the transaction and wait for confirmation
Benefits of Liquidity Adder
Ratio done for you
enter one side and the other is computed from the pool price
Any Raydium pool
your own or one somebody else opened
You keep the LP
the tokens land in your wallet and earn a share of every trade
Nothing custodial
the deposit goes wallet to pool, never through Smithii
Deeper book, smaller moves
added depth is what stops a buy from spiking the chart
Priced before you sign
the fee in SOL plus gas, no cut of the deposit
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Then there is nothing to add to, and what you are looking for is the pool creator: the first deposit is what brings the pool into existence and sets the opening price. Use the Liquidity Pool Creator for that, and come back here once it is live and you want to deepen it.
With Smithii's Add Liquidity tool, select your existing Raydium pool, enter the amount of tokens and SOL/USDC you want to add, and confirm the transaction. The liquidity is added to your pool instantly and you receive LP tokens representing your new position.
Yes. When adding liquidity to an AMM pool, you must provide both tokens in the pair at the current pool ratio. For example, if your pool is TOKEN/SOL, you need to add both TOKEN and SOL proportionally. The tool calculates the correct amounts automatically.
Yes. You receive LP tokens proportional to the liquidity you add. These LP tokens represent your share of the pool and are needed to withdraw your liquidity later. Keep them safe. If you lose them, you cannot remove your liquidity (unless you burn them intentionally to lock liquidity).
Yes. You can add liquidity to any existing Raydium pool, even if you didn't create it. You'll receive LP tokens for your contribution and earn a share of the trading fees.
Adding liquidity through Smithii costs 0.1 SOL in service fees, plus the tokens and SOL/USDC you're adding to the pool. You can also remove liquidity for 0.1 SOL whenever you want.
Deeper liquidity reduces slippage for traders, which makes your token more attractive on aggregators like Jupiter and analytics platforms like DexScreener. It also helps your token withstand large buys and sells without dramatic price impact, giving holders more confidence.
How to Add Liquidity to a Solana Pool
Adding liquidity means depositing both tokens of a pair (e.g., TOKEN/SOL) into an existing Raydium pool at the current price ratio. You receive LP tokens representing your share of the pool. More liquidity means less slippage for traders, making your token more attractive.
The tool calculates the correct token ratio automatically. You must provide both tokens proportionally. For example, if the pool is TOKEN/SOL, you add both TOKEN and SOL.
Costs 0.1 SOL on Smithii. You can add liquidity to any existing Raydium pool, even if you didn't create it.
Managing Your Liquidity Position
LP tokens represent your pool share. Keep them safe. They are needed to remove liquidity later. You can also burn LP tokens to lock liquidity permanently, which is a strong trust signal for traders.
Use Create Liquidity Pool if you need to create a new pool first. After setting up liquidity, launch your token with the Token Creator if you haven't already.
Watch how it works