How to add liquidity on Camelot
Camelot is a popular decentralized exchange on Arbitrum. To make your token tradable, you create a liquidity pool there by pairing it with ETH or USDC.
Why list on Camelot
Camelot is a leading native DEX on Arbitrum, built for new and community tokens. Listing there makes your token tradable across the Arbitrum ecosystem. (Uniswap also runs on Arbitrum.)
Step-by-step on Camelot
- Open Camelot and connect your wallet on Arbitrum.
- Go to Liquidity → Add.
- Select ETH (or USDC) and paste your token address.
- Enter amounts (sets the price) and confirm.
Price & trust
Price = paired ETH ÷ tokens. Lock your liquidity and renounce ownership to avoid looking like a rug pull.
Risks
Liquidity provision carries impermanent loss on big price moves. Start small and scale with demand.
Why add liquidity on Camelot?
Adding liquidity on Camelot is what makes a token tradable: you deposit a pair of tokens into a pool, and traders swap against it, with the price set automatically. Liquidity providers earn a share of the trading fees in return. Without liquidity, a token simply cannot be bought or sold on Camelot. To understand the mechanics of pools and pricing, see how decentralised exchanges work.
Adding liquidity for your own token on Camelot
If you have created a token, adding liquidity on Camelot is the moment it comes to life — you pair it with the chain’s base asset so people can trade it, and the amount you add sets the opening price and depth. Locking that liquidity is the single biggest trust signal you can give buyers, proving you cannot pull the rug. First, though, you need the token itself: you can create one with no code and keep full ownership, then add and lock its liquidity on Camelot.
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Create a tokenFrequently asked questions
Camelot or Uniswap on Arbitrum?
Camelot is an Arbitrum-native DEX popular for new tokens; Uniswap is also deployed on Arbitrum. Both work.
How much liquidity should I add?
Enough for smooth trading — commonly a few hundred to a few thousand dollars of paired ETH to start.
Create the token first or add liquidity first?
Create the token first, then add liquidity when you are ready to make it tradable.
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