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How to Create Pair

Providing liquidity usually needs knowledge and effort. But with the “Select Pair” feature, it becomes simple. You just pick from ready, trusted pairs and add liquidity in a few clicks. Anyone can do it and start earning rewards right away. No need to create a new pair.

How to Create Pair

  1. Go to Select Pair and choose Create Pair
  2. Select Token A and Token B
  3. Choose a Fee Tier
  4. Set Max rate and Min rate
  5. Add a Memo (up to 15 characters)
  6. Click Create to confirm and finish

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After creating a pair, you can find it in the My Pair section.

Go to Select Pair → My Pair to view and manage your created pairs.

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You can also delete a pair by clicking the red “X” icon on the corner of that pair.

Explaination

Token A and B

This is the token pair you use to add liquidity.

You can understand it like this:

  • Token A is the base token (used as the main price)
  • Token B is priced based on Token A when you set Min and Max rates

It means: 1 Token A = how many Token B

Example:
If Token A is ETH and Token B is PEPE, the price will show like:

ETH Current price: 633,700,284.06379792 PEPE

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Fee Tier

Fee tier is the fee you set for each trade in your pool. Every time someone trades, they pay this fee, and it becomes a reward for liquidity providers. The total fee is shared between all users in the pool based on their share, meaning the more you add, the more you earn.

Common Fee Tiers on CoinPool:

  • 0.01% – Best for very stable pairs: for pairs with almost no price change like USDT/USDC, low fee helps attract more traders and is good for stable, long-term earnings.
  • 0.05% – Best for stable pairs: for low volatility pairs like ETH/stETH, slightly higher fee but still trader-friendly, offering a good balance between earnings and trading activity.
  • 0.3% – Best for most pairs: standard fee for popular pairs like ETH/USDC or BTC/ETH, works well with normal price movement and gives a balance between volume and profit.
  • 1% – Best for exotic pairs: for new or high-risk tokens, higher fee helps compensate for risk and is suitable if you want higher rewards.

Min and Max Value

  • Max is the highest price of Token A (in Token B) where you want to provide liquidity. If the market price goes above this level, your liquidity will stop being used. This helps protect you from strong price increases. Example: if you create an ETH/USDC pair and set Max = 4000 USDC/ETH, when ETH goes above 4000, your liquidity is no longer active.
  • Min is the lowest price of Token A (in Token B) where you provide liquidity. If the price drops below this level, your liquidity will stop being used. This helps protect you from big price drops. Example: if you set Min = 2000 USDC/ETH, when ETH goes below 2000, your liquidity is no longer active.

When setting Min and Max, you will see a “%” value change automatically. This shows how far your selected range is compared to the current market price. You can also adjust this percentage directly to set Min and Max faster.

How do you earn profits?

When you provide liquidity, you earn a part of the trading fees in that pool. Your rewards depend on:

  • Trading volume – More trading = more fees
  • Your share – The more you add, the more you earn
  • Fee tier – Higher fees can give more rewards, but may have fewer trades

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