♎Creating a Stable Liquidity Pool Guide

Create a stable liquidity pool for your token so users can trade it within a stable range.

What is a stablecoin pool?

A stablecoin pool is a liquidity pool for a stablecoin. If you want to create a stablecoin on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC) or Ethereum (ETH), you can add this type of pool. The basic idea works like this:

1) What is a stablecoin?

A stablecoin is a token whose trading price remains relatively stable. Native stablecoins such as USDT and USDC are pegged to the US dollar; in this guide we refer to stablecoins that are pegged to USDT/USDC.

2) How can a token’s price be kept stable?

A stablecoin is not inherently stable on creation — its stability is established via a liquidity pool. Simply put: by creating a stablecoin pool, you fix the exchange ratio between your token and USDT (for example, 1 token = 1 USDT). No matter how much is traded, that ratio stays the same, so your token’s price remains stable.

This tutorial focuses on stable pools on blockchains like BSC and Ethereum. If you need guidance for stable pools on other chains, see these tutorials:

• Solana stable pool creation: https://help.pandatool.org/english/sol/clmm

• Sui stable pool creation: https://help.pandatool.org/sui/pool

How to create a stablecoin pool

To create a stablecoin liquidity pool, follow these steps:

1. Issue a standard token

2. Go to the stable-pool creation page

3. Enter token information and query it

4. Fill in the trade price and amount to add to the pool

5. Approve and create

Below PandaTool explains the pool-creation process in detail.

1. Create a standard token

Before creating the stable pool, you first need to have a token. Note that this token must not have a transaction tax rate or holding restrictions. Therefore, we recommend creating either a standard token or a multi-function token — both types have no tax rate.

• Standard token creation: https://pandatool.org/#/coinrelease/stardand?lang=en-US

• Multi-function token creation: https://pandatool.org/#/coinrelease/simpleControl?lang=en-US

2. Go to the stable-pool creation page

After you have a token, go to the stable-pool creation page: https://pandatool.org/#/createV3?lang=en-US

Besides using the link above, you can also find this tool on the PandaTool home page.

Once there, connect your wallet in the upper-right corner and select the correct blockchain.

3. Enter token information and query

Next, enter the required information as instructed:

• Select Dexs: If you are on the BSC chain, the default choice is Pancake V3.

• Select base token: Usually USDT.

• Token address for Liquidity: Enter the contract address of the token you issued.

After confirming everything is correct, click “Search Token.” If there are no problems, it will notify you that the query succeeded.

4. Confirm trade price and amount to add

After the token is found, you need to fill in the trade price and the amount to add.

• Trade price: The price at which the token should be fixed. Once set, buys and sells will execute at this fixed price.

• Token Amount for Liquidity: How many of your created tokens you want to add to the pool.

Stablecoin liquidity pools use a single-token add-liquidity mode. That means you only need to put your issued token into the pool; reserve tokens like USDT or USDC do not need to be deposited.

5. Approve and create

When price and amount are set, click to approve the token. A wallet popup will appear for you to confirm the approval.

After approval completes, it will indicate that the token has been approved. Then click the “Add to pool now” button.

You will be asked for a second confirmation; after confirming, a wallet popup will appear — confirm the transaction.

Once creation is successful, you can start trading.

Frequently asked questions

Q1 — Why can’t I find the token? A: First make sure the token contract address and the selected chain are correct. If they are correct, the issue may be network-related — try switching networks and refreshing to retry.

Q2 — Can the token price be guaranteed to remain stable? A: Yes. Once the pool is successfully created, buys and sells will all be executed at the fixed price, which is why it’s called a stable pool.

Q3 — The pool doesn’t contain U (USDT); how can I sell? A: Correct — because this is a single-token pool and there is no USDT initially in the pool, you cannot sell the token immediately. Someone must first buy the token, which deposits USDT into the pool. Once USDT exists in the pool, selling becomes possible.

Q4 — After I create a stablepool, can I add other types of pools later? A: No. The purpose of a stable pool is to keep the price fixed. If you add other pools later, the price will change and things can get messy.

Q5 — Can I modify the price later? A: No. The price is fixed once created and cannot be adjusted.

Q6 — After the pool begins trading, will wallets display the token price? A: Not necessarily. Wallets have specific requirements for displaying token prices. Each wallet’s logic for displaying prices for different token types differs; you’ll need to consult the wallet provider for details.

If you have other questions about creating a stablecoin liquidity pool, join our Telegram group where volunteers will answer questions: https://t.me/pandatool_en