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Guides / Create pool / OP Mainnet

How to create a pool on OP Mainnet (Uniswap v2, v3 & v4)

Create a new pool on OP Mainnet with Uniswap v2, v3 & v4 — directly on the official contracts/programs, with a market-checked starting price and the first liquidity in one flow.

When should you create a pool?

Create a pool when your token pair has none yet, or you want a different fee tier (e.g. 1% for volatile tokens, 0.05% for stablecoins). The creator sets the starting price; if it differs from the market, arbitrage bots immediately take the difference out of your liquidity.

Step by step

  1. Open Create pool and choose OP Mainnet and the DEX (Uniswap v2, v3 & v4).
  2. Enter both tokens (contract / mint address). BaniPool checks token security and whether the same pool already exists.
  3. Pick a fee tier and set the starting price — BaniPool compares it with the market price and warns you if it deviates.
  4. Fill in the first deposit (both tokens, or Zap with one token) and its price range.
  5. Sign in your wallet (MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet). The pool is created and seeded, then appears on its pool page and in your Profile.

OP Mainnet for liquidity providers

OP Mainnet (Optimism) is an Ethereum L2 built on the OP Stack — the same technology behind Base. BaniPool supports Uniswap v2, v3 and v4 pools on OP Mainnet. Gas is paid in ETH and is generally below a few cents.

Creating a pool on OP Mainnet

A new Uniswap pool on OP Mainnet is created and seeded in one low-cost transaction.

Snipers & the starting price

New pools are sniper targets: once a pool is visible, bots can buy first or move the price before your liquidity lands. Seeding liquidity together with creation, using a market price and — on Solana — the Jito private mempool reduce this risk.

DEXes on OP Mainnet supported by BaniPool

Top OP Mainnet pools (TVL)

PoolDEXFeeTVLFee APR
USDC / WETHUniswap v30.3%$3.9M73.6%
USDC / WETHUniswap v30.05%$257.4K29.8%
WETH / OPUniswap v30.3%$207.5K24.9%
USDC / OPUniswap v30.3%$76.2K27.6%
ETH / USDCUniswap v40.05%$60.3K29.3%
USDC / WETHUniswap v31%$41.6K5.2%
USDC / OPUniswap v40.3%$40.9K100.2%
ETH / USDCUniswap v40.3%$34.4K14.8%
ETH / OPUniswap v40.3%$25K5.4%
WETH / OPUniswap v30.05%$18.9K13.7%

FAQ

How much does it cost to create a pool on OP Mainnet?

Only the network fee plus your first deposit.

What happens if the starting price is wrong?

Arbitrage bots will trade the pool until it matches the market, taking the difference from your liquidity. That is why BaniPool shows the market price and rejects the deposit if the pool price moved away from the price you set.

Can I create a pool for a token I just launched?

Yes. Enter your token address; BaniPool reads the contract on-chain. Make sure the token's authorities and taxes are in order, because its security score is shown to every pool visitor.

Do I need a private mempool when creating a pool on OP Mainnet?

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