Uniswap LP on Monad
Create Monad Liquidity Pool
Open a Uniswap V2 pool for your Monad token: set the first price, deposit both sides, get the LP tokens. 900 MON plus gas.
Base Token
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Quote Token
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The cost of creating the Liquidity Pool is 900 MON, 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 Monad
How to create Monad Liquidity Pool
- Connect your Monad wallet
- Select your base and quote token on the lists (Base Token will define the price of the Quote Price. WMON, 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
The real Uniswap V2 factory
the same one holding over 21,000 Monad pairs
You set the opening price
the ratio you deposit is the price the market starts at
LP tokens to your wallet
burn or lock them later if you decide to
Non-custodial
both sides go wallet to pool, never through Smithii
Live in under a second
Monad closes a block about every 0.3 seconds
Priced up front
900 MON and gas, no cut of your deposit
If you need more help contact our team
Got questions?
If you need more help contact our team
Uniswap V2 on Monad. The tool resolves the router from the deployed pool factory rather than a list, so the pair lands on the same factory the chain's 21,000-plus existing pairs are on and shows up wherever those show up.
By choosing the ratio. The two amounts you deposit define it: the pool has no other reference on its first block. Work out the price you want, then pick amounts that express it.
Enough that a normal buy does not move the chart. There is no correct number, but a pool that a single purchase can move twenty percent is one that will look manipulated whether or not it is.
900 MON for the tool plus network gas, on top of the two sides you are depositing. Smithii takes no share of the liquidity itself.
They go to your wallet and represent your share of the pool. Hold them, burn them, or lock them. Burning and locking are the two things buyers read as a commitment, and both are irreversible.
While you hold the LP tokens, yes, with the Liquidity Remover. You get your share of both sides at the ratio the pool holds that day, which is rarely the ratio you put in.
The first deposit is the price
A new pool has no market to refer to, so the ratio between the two sides of your first deposit is the price, exactly. Ten million tokens against a hundred MON opens at 0.00001 MON a token and the first buyer moves it from there. There is no separate field for a starting price because the deposit already is one.
The amount matters as much as the ratio. A thin pool moves a lot on a small buy, which reads as a chart that spikes and collapses, and on a chain where a block closes every 0.3 seconds that happens quickly and repeatedly. Depth is what makes the price hold.
Watch how it works