How to add liquidity on Monad
To let people buy and sell your Monad token, you add a liquidity pool on a Monad DEX. Here is how it works.
Why you need liquidity
A new token has no market until you create a liquidity pool — a pair of your token and another asset (like MON or a stablecoin) that traders swap against. Monad has Uniswap-style DEXes where you can list.
Step by step
- Open a Monad DEX and connect your wallet on Monad.
- Go to the Pool / Add Liquidity section.
- Select your token (paste its contract address) and pair it with MON or a stablecoin.
- Choose the amounts — this sets the starting price.
- Confirm. You receive LP tokens representing your share.
Set a sensible price
The ratio of the two assets sets the opening price. Add enough of both sides so early trades are not wildly volatile. Read tokenomics to plan supply and pricing.
Build trust by locking liquidity
Many founders lock their LP tokens so they cannot pull liquidity — a strong rug-pull deterrent. See avoiding scams.
Frequently asked questions
Where do I trade Monad tokens?
On Monad DEXes (Uniswap-style AMMs). You add a liquidity pool there to make your token tradable.
What do I pair my token with?
Usually MON or a stablecoin. The amounts you add set the starting price.
Should I lock my liquidity?
Locking LP tokens shows buyers you cannot remove liquidity — it builds trust.
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