Create a Liquidity Pool on Cronos With VVS Finance v2 or v3

Create a liquidity pool on Cronos for your CRC-20 token on VVS Finance v2 or v3, paired with CRO or USDC. You pay a 200 CRO Tokenry fee plus gas in CRO, and your two deposits go into the pool. Your wallet signs any approvals the deposit needs, then one transaction that creates the pool.

Cronos CRC-20200 CRO 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.
Cronos 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.

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How it works

The Cronos pool creator, step by step

  1. 1

    Connect a wallet that holds CRO

    The wallet pays the Tokenry fee and gas in CRO.

  2. 2

    Choose VVS v2 or v3

    Pick it under "Pool version". On v3 you also pick a fee tier.

  3. 3

    Add your token and its pair

    Paste the contract address under "Your token" or pick one of your tokens. Then choose CRO or USDC under "Pair with".

  4. 4

    Enter the two deposits

    The ratio of the two amounts sets the opening price.

  5. 5

    Pick your launch options

    Under "Launch options", add a first buy or burn the LP if you want. A burn is permanent.

  6. 6

    Review the pool and create it

    Press "Review pool" and check the rows, then press "Create pool on Cronos" and confirm in your wallet.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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How much CRO do I need to create a liquidity pool on Cronos?

To create a liquidity pool on Cronos, you need 200 CRO for the Tokenry fee, plus gas in CRO, plus your deposit. On a CRO pair, your CRO also covers the CRO side of the deposit and any first buy. You can also deposit both tokens of a pair yourself in VVS Finance's own app, on v2 or v3. VVS names no fee for it beyond gas.

Should my Cronos pool use VVS v2 or v3?

Pick VVS v2 for a Cronos pool that covers every price and charges one flat 0.3% swap fee. Pick VVS v3 if you want to choose a fee tier and a price range for the pool.

Should I pair my token with CRO or USDC on Cronos?

Pair with CRO on Cronos if you want traders to buy your token with CRO and see its price in CRO. A USDC pair does both in USDC. With CRO, you pay CRO and the pool holds it as WCRO.

Can I lock or burn the liquidity of a Cronos pool?

You can make a Cronos pool's liquidity permanent by burning it when you create the pool. The burn covers the LP tokens on VVS v2 or the position NFT on VVS v3. It has no Tokenry fee, gas still applies, and it cannot be undone.

Can a token with a buy or sell tax get a pool on Cronos?

Yes, a token with a tax can get a VVS v2 pool paired with CRO on Cronos. For such a token, the form switches to v2 with CRO, and any other version is refused before you sign. A Tokenry tax token can get a v2 pool with USDC, USDC.e or USDT once its CRO pool has liquidity. You set a buy or sell tax when you create a token on Cronos.

Does Tokenry hold my CRO or tokens when I create a Cronos pool?

No. When you create a Cronos pool, you sign the approvals and the pool transaction in your own wallet. Approvals cover only the planned deposit, plus a first buy paid in USDC, never an unlimited amount. One transaction carries the Tokenry fee and your deposit and creates the VVS pool.

Will my token show on VVS Finance after the pool is created?

Yes, anyone can swap your token on VVS Finance once the Cronos pool exists, by importing the token's contract address. The VVS token list and search need an application. VVS's token list rules ask for verified source on the Cronos Explorer, at least $5,000 of liquidity and $5,000 of daily volume.

The details

More about the Cronos Liquidity Pool Creator

01

What a VVS pool on Cronos costs in CRO

The Tokenry fee for a VVS pool on Cronos is 200 CRO, paid inside the pool transaction.

The review shows a gas estimate in CRO for the pool transaction, and an approval transaction, when one is needed, adds its own gas.

Your deposits are not a fee: the token and the CRO or USDC become the pool's liquidity. You pay for a first buy separately, in CRO or USDC, with no Tokenry fee. The burn has no Tokenry fee either.

In total, you pay the Tokenry fee, gas, your deposits and any first buy. Keep more CRO than the transaction sends, so the gas is covered.

The review warns you when the transaction will probably fail. If the pool transaction still fails on-chain, you pay its gas, but the Tokenry fee and your deposits stay in your wallet.

02

VVS v2 pool or VVS v3 pool on Cronos

On Cronos, a VVS Finance liquidity pool on v2 covers every price and charges a flat 0.3% swap fee. Liquidity providers earn two thirds of that fee, according to VVS. Your share of the pool comes as LP tokens.

On VVS v3 the form offers 4 fee tiers: 0.01%, 0.05%, 0.3% and 1%, with 0.3% pre-selected. Liquidity providers earn the swap fee, less any protocol share VVS switches on for the pool. You also set a price range. Full range, the default, covers every price. A custom range earns more per trade but stops earning once the price leaves it. The form warns that a custom range is risky on a new token. Your share of a v3 pool comes as a position NFT.

VVS's liquidity docs compare both versions.

03

CRO or USDC, and how your deposits set the price

A Cronos pool can pair your token with CRO, the form's default, with USDC, or with another CRC-20 token you paste.

Every new pool needs an amount of both tokens. The pair-side deposit divided by the token deposit sets the opening price. For example, a deposit of 1,000,000,000 tokens and 10,000 CRO sets an opening price of 0.00001 CRO per token.

A CRO pool and a USDC pool for the same token are separate pools, each with its own price and liquidity. On v3, each fee tier is a separate pool as well.

A pool for the same pair may already hold liquidity (on v3, in the same tier). Tokenry then adds your deposit at that pool's current price instead of setting a new one. To top up such a pool later, add liquidity on Cronos.

04

Burn LP tokens or the v3 position on Cronos

On VVS v2, "Burn LP tokens" sends the LP tokens of your Cronos pool to a dead address, so nobody can ever withdraw the liquidity. On VVS v3, "Burn the position" sends the position NFT to that dead address, so nobody can withdraw the liquidity or claim its swap fees.

A burn is permanent once the pool is created. The tool asks you to tick "I understand this cannot be undone."

LP tokens or a position NFT you keep stay in your wallet, and you can add to or remove that liquidity later.

05

A first buy in the Cronos pool transaction

With a first buy, the Cronos pool transaction creates the VVS pool, adds your deposit, then buys your token from that new pool. You pay for the buy in CRO or USDC, whichever the pool pairs with. After the buy, the token's price is above the opening price you set.

On v3, the price range must include the opening price for a first buy. With a USDC pair, your USDC must cover the deposit plus the first buy.

Up to 10 of your other wallets can also buy, each from its own funds, right after the pool transaction confirms. Each wallet needs CRO for gas. The wallets' private keys stay in your browser; only addresses and amounts reach Tokenry.

If the price moves more than you allow before a wallet buys (10% by default), that wallet skips its buy and you can retry it. The tool warns: "On Cronos a fast bot can buy between the pool and your wallets."

06

Max-wallet caps and blacklists in a Cronos pool

On Cronos, a Tokenry token with active limits, such as a max-wallet cap, or a blacklist pairs with CRO on VVS v2 or v3, or with USDC, USDC.e or USDT on v2.

A token that caps how much one wallet holds may count the pool as a wallet. If the cap is below your deposit, the review warns that the pool transaction will probably fail. On v2, exempt the v2 pool in the Token Manager first; the review shows the pool's address. On v3, exempt both the pool and Tokenry's pool contract. You can also deposit less than the cap.

A pair token that takes a transfer tax is refused, so pair with CRO or a token without one.

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