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SEGA Pool Creation & Ecosystem FAQ

Pool Creation Common Question

To help you better understand the process of creating a liquidity pool on SEGA, here are some common questions and answers:

Can I Lock My LP Tokens?

SEGA doesn’t currently offer a built-in feature to lock Liquidity Provider (LP) tokens. If you want to permanently secure your liquidity in a pool, you can burn your LP tokens or the associated token account. Be aware: these actions are irreversible, and you won’t be able to recover the deposited liquidity. SEGA cannot be held liable for any losses resulting from burning LP tokens

How Are AMM Token Vaults Credited When New Pools Are Created?

When a new pool is created, a small fraction of the initial liquidity( 10lpdecimals10^{\text{lpdecimals}}10lpdecimals) is credited to the asset vaults, so that the initialized pool liquidity is:

liquidityinit=liquidity−10lpdecimalsliquidity_{\text{init}} = liquidity - 10^{\text{lpdecimals}} liquidityinit​=liquidity−10lpdecimals This mechanism preserves pool integrity and supports seamless operation on SonicSVM.

Why Can’t I See My Pool?

It may take a few minutes for your newly created pool to appear on SEGA’s interface. If you set up the pool with a timer, check its status on the swap page: entering the base and quote tokens will show a countdown instead of the swap button. Share this timer with your community to build excitement!

Pro tip: Quickly filter for your pools by selecting “Show Created” at the top of the list.

“Pool Already Created” Error

This message means a pool for your token pair already exists on SEGA. No need to create a new one—just add liquidity to the existing pool to join the action.

“Token Verify Error” or “Freeze Authority Enabled”

This error signals that your token’s freeze authority is active. You can disable it through code or use a no-code SPL manager like Squads to resolve it.

Other Issues or Unanswered Questions?

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