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Creating a Pool

Steps to Create a Liquidity Pool

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Last updated 3 months ago

Creating a liquidity pool on SEGA allows you to provide assets to the protocol, enabling seamless token swaps while earning rewards. Setting up a pool is a straightforward process, but it’s important to follow the correct steps and understand the key considerations to ensure its success:

Step1. Navigate to the Create Pool Page:

Click Liquidity in the navigation bar, then click Create in the top-right corner.

Step2. Initialize the Liquidity Pool:

- Set the Starting Price for the Base Token:

Specify the number of Quote Tokens required to purchase 1 Base Token.

- Set Initial Liquidity for Base and Quote Tokens:

Enter the amount for one token, and the corresponding amount for the other token will be calculated based on the starting price of the Base Token.

- Ensure Sufficient Funds:

Confirm you have enough funds in your wallet to cover the initial liquidity, then click "Initialize Liquidity Pool".

IMPORTANT: Once the pool is confirmed and initialized, the starting price, liquidity, and start time cannot be modified.

Step3. Approve the Transaction:

- After clicking "Confirm", approve the transaction in your wallet.

- This step will initialize the pool, create the AMM account and ID, and allocate liquidity.

Step4. Final Steps:

- Once the transaction is confirmed, your new liquidity pool (LP) will be created.

- You will receive the AMM ID, and the pool will launch at the specified start time.


Review Your Created Pools

You can return to the Create Pool page anytime to review the liquidity pools you’ve previously created and check their AMM IDs.