Cetus DEX
Sui Liquidity Adder
Add Liquidity on Sui: add to an existing Cetus position at the current ratio. 25 SUI, and the position object stays in your wallet.
Opening a position deposits both tokens of the pair and starts earning a share of the pool trading fees.
You can add liquidity at any time. A concentrated range earns more fees while the price stays inside it.
Check here a whole blog post about how to add liquidity to a Cetus pool
How to use Sui Liquidity Adder
- Connect your Sui wallet
- Paste a Cetus pool object id, or a token type to list its pools
- Set the amount you want to deposit for each token of the pair
- Choose a custom price range, or go full-range
- Click on Add Liquidity, accept the transaction and your position is opened
Benefits of Liquidity Adder
Ratio done for you
enter one side and the other is computed from the pool price
Any Cetus 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 SUI plus gas, no cut of the deposit
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Connect your Sui wallet, paste a Cetus pool object id (or a token type to list its pools), set your deposit amounts and a price range, and confirm. The tool opens a concentrated-liquidity position for you in a single transaction.
Yes. Adding liquidity to a Cetus pool deposits both tokens of the pair according to the price range you choose. The tool calculates the required amounts so your deposit matches the current pool ratio.
Cetus is a concentrated-liquidity DEX: instead of spreading your capital across the whole price curve, you provide liquidity within a price range you choose. Concentrating your range earns more trading fees while the price stays inside it, though you can also go full-range for a hands-off position.
Yes. While your position is active, you earn a share of the trading fees generated by the pool, proportional to your liquidity within the active price range. Fees accrue to the position and are collected when you withdraw.
You can use Sui Wallet, Suiet, Martian, or any other Sui-compatible wallet to connect and open a Cetus position.
Concentrated liquidity is not a flat pool
Cetus positions are concentrated: your liquidity works inside a price range instead of along the whole curve. Adding to one deepens the book only where that range sits, so if the price has walked out of it, the add does nothing for the market until the price comes back. Check where your range is before topping up.
How to Add Liquidity to a Cetus Pool on Sui
Adding liquidity on Sui means opening a concentrated-liquidity position in a Cetus pool. You deposit both tokens of the pair within a price range you choose, and receive a position that earns a share of the pool trading fees while the price stays inside your range.
Paste a Cetus pool object id, or a token type to list its pools, then set your deposit amounts and either a custom range or full-range. The tool calculates the required token ratio and opens the position in a single transaction. No coding or direct contract interaction required.
Deeper liquidity reduces slippage for traders, making your token more attractive on Sui DEXes. A concentrated range earns more fees per unit of capital, while a full-range position is simpler and stays active across the whole price curve.
Managing Your Liquidity Position
Your Cetus position stays active until you withdraw. When you want to pull tokens back out, use the Remove Liquidity tool to withdraw part of the position or close it completely and collect any accrued fees.
Need a new pool first? Use Create Liquidity Pool to open one, and launch your token with the Token Creator if you haven't already.