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# Adding Liquidity

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Before adding liquidity, your token is live, but not tradable. Once added, you can still always increase the liquidity.
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Launching on Base or Ethereum will create a pool on Uniswap, when launching on Binance Smart Chain it will be Pancakeswap.
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To add liquidity, simply click on the `Add Liquidity 🦄` button under `Menu > My Tokens > [Name]` and follow the instructions. **You will need to be clear about two things:** 

1. The amount of ETH or BNB you want to add to the pool
2. The percentage of the supply of your token

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We recommend adding most of the token supply to the pool with at least $1,000 worth of ETH or BNB. The former ensures that the community doesn't panic because you still hold a large percentage of the supply, the latter ensures that people can easily buy without experiencing huge price fluctuations and price impacts.

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If you're all set, click `Confirm ✅` and wait for the transaction to finish. You can view the transaction state in the explorer by clicking the corresponding button.

Once finished, you will able to see your personal [DEVbot Token Launch Alert](https://t.me/DEVbotTokenAlerts) by clicking the corresponding button. People can now discover your freshly launched token and comment on it, and maybe even buy it.&#x20;

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All the [configured token settings](/docs/launching-a-new-token/configuring-token-info.md) will be visible here. This includes name and description, image, social links and tax settings. In any case, a link to the chart and a link to buy it on Uniswap or Pancakeswap will be provided. To learn more, click here to read the complete section on [DEVbot Token Alerts](/docs/launching-a-new-token/devbot-token-alerts.md).

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