Liquidity

Make your token tradeable

A token with no liquidity cannot be bought or sold by anyone. Pairing it with SOL in a Raydium pool is what turns it into something people can actually trade.

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Understand what you are committing. The tokens and the SOL you put in are deposited into the pool and set its opening price. You can withdraw your position later, but the amount you get back depends on how people have traded against it, and it will not simply be what you put in. Start with an amount you are genuinely willing to have at risk.

Your wallet

This wallet must hold both the tokens and the SOL. It signs the pool creation and owns the resulting position.

Which token

Token mint address

The permanent address of your token. You can find it on your tokens.

The opening pool

These two amounts together set your token's starting price. There is no correct answer, but both sides need to be meaningful or the price will move wildly on the first trade.

Tokens to deposit

Whole tokens from your balance.

SOL to pair

Paired against the tokens above.

Create the pool

Approving builds the pool and deposits both sides in a single transaction. Confirmation on mainnet usually takes under a minute.

Nothing is charged until you approve the transaction in your wallet.

What you pay

Your total

Mainnet

Pool creation	0.3 SOL
Your liquidity Deposited into the pool, not a fee	-
Raydium and network costs Pool account rent, paid to Solana	~0.195 SOL
Leaves your wallet	-

Raydium charges its own pool account rent, which is why this tool cannot quote a single fixed total the way the token creator can.

Good to know

Before you commit

Your deposit sets the opening price. Little SOL against a large supply means a very low price.
The LP position belongs to your wallet, not to Anvilmint.
Withdrawing later returns your share of the pool, which will differ from what you put in.
Anvilmint never asks for a seed phrase. Nobody legitimate ever will.

How the pool is built

One transaction

The Raydium pool is created, both sides deposited and the 0.3 SOL fee collected in a single transaction you sign. There is no separate payment step.

What goes where

Your tokens and SOL go into the pool and stay yours as LP tokens. Raydium takes its 0.15 SOL pool fee, Solana holds about 0.045 SOL as account rent, and Anvilmint gets the 0.3 SOL fee.

Pick the price deliberately

The opening price is SOL divided by tokens. The price preview above shows it per token before you sign.

Know the risk

A pool makes a token tradeable, but it does not make it safe or valuable. Risk covers what can go wrong.

Pool questions

How much SOL do I need to create a Raydium pool?

Your liquidity plus about 0.495 SOL: the 0.3 SOL fee, Raydium's 0.15 SOL and roughly 0.045 SOL of rent and network fee.

Can I take my liquidity back out?

Yes, while you hold the LP tokens. Buyers know this, which is why many projects lock or burn them.

Does Anvilmint hold my LP tokens?

No. They are minted straight to your wallet.