Create a Liquidity Pool on Avalanche and Set the Opening Price

Create a liquidity pool on Avalanche for your ERC-20 on Uniswap v2, v3 or v4, paired with AVAX, USDC, USDt or any token you paste. The Tokenry fee is 1 AVAX plus gas, and your wallet signs every step. Burning the LP or locking a v4 position is optional and permanent.

Avalanche ERC-201 AVAX Tokenry fee plus network gas, no Tokenry fee for the first buy or the lock

Pool setup

Exchange

Where the pool lives and gets traded.

Pool version

The simplest pool, covering every price. Tax tokens need it.

Liquidity

Initial liquidity

Pick both tokens and amounts. The ratio sets the opening price.

Paste a contract address or pick one of your tokens.
Avalanche native coin
Opening priceEnter both amounts

Launch options

Burn LP tokens Free

The LP tokens are burned, so nobody can ever pull the liquidity.

First buy Free

Buy your token in the same transaction that adds the liquidity.

Buys from your other wallets

Up to 10 wallets buy as soon as the pool is live.

Why Tokenry

  • No Code Required

    Create, send and manage tokens without writing any code. Your wallet signs every step.

  • Fully Transparent

    All token data is publicly visible and verifiable on block explorers.

  • Multi-Chain

    Works on Solana and 12 EVM chains, including Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon and BNB Chain.

  • Full Ownership

    You have full control. We never hold your keys, tokens, or authority.

How it works

How it works: 5 steps to a Uniswap pool on Avalanche

  1. 1

    Connect and add your token.

    Connect a wallet on Avalanche, then paste your token contract address.

  2. 2

    Pick the Uniswap version.

    Choose v2, v3 or v4. On v3 or v4 you also pick a fee tier.

  3. 3

    Set the pair and both amounts.

    Under "Pair with", choose AVAX, USDC, USDt or paste a token. The ratio of your two amounts sets the opening price.

  4. 4

    Choose to keep, burn or lock.

    Keep the LP, burn it (v2, v3) or lock a v4 position. A burn or lock is permanent.

  5. 5

    Review and sign.

    Click "Review pool", then "Create pool on Avalanche". Confirm each prompt in your wallet.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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How much AVAX does a new Avalanche pool cost with gas and deposits?

You pay the 1 AVAX Tokenry fee plus gas for each transaction. Both deposits stay in the pool as your liquidity. A first buy adds no Tokenry fee, only the buy amount, and a burn or lock adds only gas. Uniswap's own app also creates pools for gas only, without the same-transaction first buy or the burn or lock step.

Can I pair my Avalanche token with USDC instead of AVAX?

Yes. AVAX is the default pair. USDC and USDt are shortcuts to Circle's and Tether's own Avalanche contracts, and you can paste any other ERC-20 address. With a USDC or USDt pair, the opening price is in that stablecoin. A Tokenry token with limits or a blacklist pairs with AVAX, or with USDC, USDt, USDC.e or USDT.e on v2. If its max wallet is below your deposit, first exempt the pool in the Avalanche token manager. On v3 or v4, exempt Tokenry's pool contract too.

Can people trade my token as soon as the Avalanche pool is created?

Yes, once the pool transaction confirms. Buyers can trade it on Uniswap, and you get links to its Uniswap trade page and DexScreener chart. If you have no token yet, create a token on Avalanche first.

Can one token have more than one pool on Avalanche?

Yes. Each pair, Uniswap version and fee tier is a separate pool. If that combination already exists, Tokenry adds your deposit at the pool's current price instead of setting a new opening price.

What does my wallet approve when I create an Avalanche pool?

Only the amount this launch needs, never an unlimited amount, and the spender is Tokenry's pool contract. With an AVAX pair, expect one approval or one signed message for your token, then the pool transaction. A USDC or USDt pair adds an approval for that token. Tokens already approved need nothing. The review lists every wallet prompt before you sign. Tokenry never holds your keys: see how Tokenry handles approvals and keys.

How much liquidity should I add to a new Avalanche pool?

Enough to open at the price you want: your two deposits set the opening price. For example, 1,000,000 tokens with 10 AVAX opens the pool at 0.00001 AVAX per token. A pool with less liquidity also moves more in price on each trade.

01

What you pay to create an Avalanche pool

Creating a liquidity pool on Avalanche costs a 1 AVAX Tokenry fee, paid inside the pool transaction.

Gas: in AVAX to the network, for each approval and for the pool transaction.

Deposits: both tokens go into the pool as your liquidity, not to Tokenry. Unused pair token comes back in the same transaction.

First buy: no Tokenry fee, only the buy amount in the pair token.

Burn or lock: no Tokenry fee, only gas.

Buys from your other wallets: no Tokenry fee. Each wallet pays its buy in the pair token plus gas in AVAX.

If the pool transaction fails on-chain, no pool, Tokenry fee or first buy takes effect. Only its gas is spent, and confirmed approvals stay.

02

Which Uniswap version suits a new Avalanche token

In Tokenry's Avalanche liquidity pool creator, a token with any tax needs v2, paired with AVAX. To lock the liquidity and keep claiming its fees, pick v4. To burn the LP instead, pick v2 or v3.

Uniswap v2 covers every price and charges a flat 0.3% swap fee.

On v3 or v4, Tokenry's pool creator lets you pick a fee tier of 0.01%, 0.05%, 0.3% or 1%. "Full range" covers every price. "Custom range" earns more per trade, but nothing once the price leaves it. On a new token that is risky: if the price passes your max, the whole position turns into the pair token.

Swap fees go to the liquidity that is active at the time of each swap, less any Uniswap protocol fee (Uniswap fee docs).

03

Burn the LP or lock a v4 position on Avalanche

Tokenry's pool creator leaves a burn or lock off by default. Once the Avalanche pool transaction confirms, it is permanent and cannot be undone.

On v2, "Burn LP tokens" sends the LP tokens to a burn address, so nobody can ever pull the liquidity. On v3, "Burn the position" sends the position NFT to a burn address, and its fees can never be claimed.

On v4, "Lock forever, keep the fees" puts the position into a lock contract built from Uniswap's PositionFeesForwarder code. The lock has no unlock time, and you keep the right to claim its fees.

You can claim LP fees on Avalanche from a locked v4 position.

04

First buy and buys from your other wallets

A first buy purchases your token in the same transaction that creates the pool. You pay in the pair token, and the tokens go to your wallet. On v3 or v4, your price range must include the opening price.

"Buys from your other wallets" lets up to 10 of your own wallets buy from their own funds, each in its own transaction after the pool confirms. You paste each wallet's private key; it stays in your browser and is never sent to Tokenry. On Avalanche, a fast bot can buy between the pool transaction and your other wallets' buys.

If the pool is not created, those buys are not sent.

05

When the Avalanche pool transaction confirms

Once the Tokenry pool transaction confirms on Avalanche, your wallet holds LP tokens (v2) or a position NFT (v3, v4), unless you burned or locked it. The pool transaction shows on Snowtrace, and you get the pool address (v2, v3) or pool id (v4).

You can add liquidity on Avalanche to the pool later.

For the other tools on this chain, see Avalanche token tools.