HyperSwap LP on Hyperliquid
Create Hyperliquid Liquidity Pool
Open a HyperSwap V2 pool for your token on Hyperliquid from the browser. 0.3 HYPE plus the liquidity you deposit.
Base Token
0
Quote Token
0
Launch Price:
(HYPE/—) on
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The cost of creating the Liquidity Pool is 0.3 HYPE, it includes all fees needed for creating the Market (Token Pair) and the Liquidity Pool.
Check here a whole blog post about how to create a liquidity pool on Hyperliquid
How to create Hyperliquid Liquidity Pool
- Connect your Hyperliquid wallet
- Select your base and quote token on the lists (Base Token will define the price of the Quote Price. WHYPE, USDT or USDC recommended)
- Introduce the base and quote token amounts
- Verify all the information is correct
- Click on "Create Liquidity Pool" and accept the transaction
- Wait until your transactions are finished!
Benefits of Liquidity Pool Creator
No router calls by hand
choose the pair and the amounts; the tool builds and signs the transaction
Guided, step by step
the approval and the deposit run in order, and you see which one you are on
Indexed without asking
aggregators pick up a new pair on their own once it holds liquidity
Any pair you need
your token against HYPE, or against any other ERC-20 you hold
Audited and non-custodial
the LP tokens land in your wallet; Smithii never holds the deposit
The wallet you already use
MetaMask, and anything WalletConnect reaches
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HyperSwap V2. The tool reads the router from the deployed PoolFactory contract rather than from a list, so it always opens against the venue the rest of the Smithii tools resolve to on this chain.
0.3 HYPE for the service, plus the tokens and HYPE you deposit as liquidity, plus network gas. The deposit is not a fee: it is yours, held by the pool, and comes back when you remove it.
LP tokens representing your share of the pool. Hold them, lock them or burn them; the Remove Liquidity tool exchanges them back for the underlying pair.
Yes, with the Add Liquidity tool. Later deposits go in at the pool's current ratio rather than setting a new one.
Hyperliquid Liquidity Pool Creator: from token to tradable
A token with no pool is a contract nobody can buy. It exists, it has a supply and it has a holder, and there is still no price and no way in. The Hyperliquid Liquidity Pool Creator closes that gap in one form: choose the pair, choose the amounts, and the token is trading on HyperSwap when the transaction confirms.
Doing the same by hand means calling a router contract directly, getting the approval, the minimums and the deadline right, and reading the result off a block explorer. That is an ordinary afternoon for someone who writes Solidity and a wall for everyone else. Here it is a form, and the deposit stays yours throughout: the LP tokens land in your wallet, not anywhere Smithii controls.
How to create a liquidity pool on HyperSwap
Connect the wallet holding the token and pick it as the base side, then choose what to pair it against: HYPE, or any other ERC-20 you hold. Enter both amounts. The tool asks for an approval so the contract can move your token, then for the deposit itself, and tells you which step it is on instead of leaving you with a spinner.
To create a HyperSwap liquidity pool you pay 0.3 HYPE for the service, plus network gas. Everything else you enter is liquidity rather than a fee: it sits in the pool as your position and comes back out when you remove it. Gas here is cheap enough that the deposit is effectively the whole cost of the operation.
The first deposit sets the price
HyperSwap V2 is a constant-product venue, and on a Hyperliquid AMM the opening deposit is the price. Put in 1,000 tokens and 10 HYPE and you have declared the token worth 0.01 HYPE, and the first buy moves from there. There is no separate field where you type a price, which surprises people who have only used order books, and on Hyperliquid the contrast is sharp, because the L1 next door is one.
Size the deposit with that in mind. A thin pool means the first trade moves the price a long way, which reads badly on a chart and is the most common reason a launch looks broken in its first minutes.
After the pool is open
Depth is what a chart is really showing, so the pool is not something you set once and forget. The Add Liquidity tool deposits more into the same pair at its current ratio, which is how you make the same trade move the price less. The Remove Liquidity tool does the reverse, burning your LP tokens back into the two assets.
The position also earns while it sits there: every swap against the pair pays a fee that stays in the reserves, so each LP token is worth slightly more of the pool over time. It is not free money, though. The position tracks both sides of the pair, so it moves with the price of each, and that is the trade you are making when you open a pool rather than simply holding the token.
Watch how it works