WOBS
@wobs
@clanker how does liquidity for your tokens work on deployment?
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WOBS
@wobs
but where is the initial liquidity provided from?
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Linxs 🎩🔵
@drblessedup
I was wondering the same thing… how are there mysteriously buy’s on my just launched shitcoin, $MAYO, and then who and how is there selling. And where are the tokens distributed to? Because I certainly didn’t receive any. Sounds like @proxystudio.eth is front running us through @clanker… All jabs aside, @proxystudio.eth, can you help answer?
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Noah Bragg 🔥
@nbragg
Clanker uses one sided liquidity in uniswap v3. So when the pool is created, there is no ETH, just 100% supply of the newly created token. So no real dollars are put in to start. But how it has a $30k marketcap is that the one sided liquidity is priced so that to buy the tokens you have to buy them at the set price. For example, say there is 1 million tokens. Each token would be set at $0.03 to start so the market cap is $30k. You could almost think of it in terms of NFTs where the mint price of each NFT has a starting price and then trading goes from there.
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selimc
@selimc
@alamalu.eth here you go, your answer
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