Liquidity Management

Tools for the liquidity side of your token. Spin up a brand-new pool, open a concentrated position on Meteora, Orca, or Raydium, add or remove liquidity on a pool that already exists, collect the fees your positions earned, or just see where your money is sitting. Start with Create LP if your token has no pool yet.

Four tools sit in this category: Create LP, Liquidity Add / Remove, My Pools and LP Fee Claim. The Meteora, Orca and Raydium CLMM pages below document routes inside Create LP rather than separate tools.

Open the liquidity tools in the app →

Tool	What it does	Fee	Best for
Create LP	Open a new liquidity pool for your token	Paid	Your token has no pool yet and you want the standard first one
Create Meteora LP	Opens the Meteora route inside the Create LP terminal	Paid	You want Meteora’s bin-based concentrated liquidity
Create Orca Whirlpool LP	Opens the Orca route inside the Create LP terminal	Paid	You prefer Orca’s Whirlpool ranges and fee tiers
Raydium CLMM	Opens the Raydium CLMM route inside the Create LP terminal	Paid	You want Raydium depth with a tight price range
Liquidity Add / Remove	Top up or pull liquidity from a pool that already exists	Paid	Adjusting a pool you already opened
My Pools	See every pool you hold and what it is worth	Free	Checking your positions without spending anything
LP Fee Claim	Collect the swap fees your positions earned, in both pool tokens	Paid	Taking fees out of a position without removing liquidity

Exact fees are on the Fee schedule.

Note

These tools work across the major Solana DEXs. That covers Raydium (V4, CPMM, and CLMM), Meteora (DLMM, plus DAMM v2 in My Pools and LP Fee Claim), Orca (Whirlpool and Splash Pool), and PumpSwap. The pool type you pick changes the fields you see, so read the per-tool page before you commit funds. For the full list of routes each tool supports, see Supported DEXs. New to how pools price tokens? Start with DEXs and liquidity.

A quick word on order

#a-quick-word-on-order

Most teams run these in a predictable order. Launch the token, revoke its mint and freeze authorities so buyers trust it, then open a pool. The reason is simple. A pool gives your token a price, and revoked authorities give buyers a reason to take that price seriously.

Caution

Adding liquidity sends real funds into a pool, and the amounts can be large. Double-check the mint, the price range (for CLMM and Whirlpool pools), and the side you are funding before you sign. A wrong range can park your capital where no trading happens.

Related concepts

#related-concepts

• Create LP How a Solana token becomes tradable: what a liquidity pool is, how Raydium, Orca, Meteora and PumpSwap differ, and which venue fits your launch.
• Token Creator Create a Solana SPL token in your browser: set the name, symbol, supply, decimals and logo, sign once, and the mint is live in under a minute. 0.1–0.35 SOL
• Supported DEXs and networks Every Solana DEX J Tools works with, from Raydium and Orca to Meteora and PumpSwap, and which tools can create, trade or manage liquidity on each.

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Tip

J Tools is non-custodial. We never store your wallet’s private keys and never ask for your seed phrase. Every transaction you approve in a connected wallet is signed inside that wallet, and its key never reaches our servers. A few multi-wallet tools do let you paste private keys for throwaway hot wallets, which stay in your browser tab and sign there. Holder Booster is the one tool that hands a key to our worker: the fresh distributor wallet it creates for each run, sent encrypted. Never paste a key tied to long-term holdings, and if a page ever asks for your seed phrase, stop and close it.