Liquidity Pools

Liquidity pools appear at three points in a Proxima launch: configuration, pool creation, and post-launch management.

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• Arc Uniswap V4
• Ethereum Uniswap V2
• Robinhood Uniswap V2 Uniswap V3

Ethereum and Robinhood use ETH; Arc uses native USDC. Review the assets returned by the Liquidity Pool panel for your launch.

1. Open Liquidity Pool

   Open the launch in the Live Workspace, then select Liquidity Pool from the compact action row. This action is hidden for imported tokens.

2. Review your LP position

   The panel shows Total Liquidity, LP Share, and Redeemable assets.

   It may instead report an uncreated pair or no LP tokens remaining in the launch.

   

3. Choose and confirm

   • Burn LP permanently sends all LP tokens held by the launch to the burn address. Their underlying liquidity can no longer be redeemed.
   • Remove Liquidity redeems the full displayed LP share into the native asset and token, reducing the pool’s available liquidity.

   Review the LP share and displayed assets, then tick the risk acknowledgement. The confirmation button stays disabled until checked.

Burn LP and Remove Liquidity are distinct on-chain operations. To recover underlying assets, do not use Burn LP.

Removing 95% or more warns that the token becomes effectively untradable because too few reserves remain. Smaller removals can still increase slippage and volatility.

Check the percentage before confirming this irreversible action. Displayed redeemable amounts are not guaranteed.

Before launch

For Uniswap V2 and V3, set Initial Liquidity in Create a New Launch.

This is the ETH paired with the token at pool creation. Default: 1 ETH.

For Uniswap V3, also choose the Pool Fee Tier. This controls the swap fee tier of the new V3 pool.

At launch

At pool creation, Proxima pairs the configured liquidity with token supply.

Use the complete Funding Estimation on Funding. Initial Liquidity is only the pool allocation, not the total launch funding requirement.