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Token Launch Price Calculator

Work out your token's starting price, liquidity value, and FDV from the tokens and MON you add to the pool.

When you seed a liquidity pool, the starting price is simply the MON you add divided by the tokens you add. This calculator turns your pool amounts into the token's initial price in MON and USD, the total liquidity value, and the fully-diluted valuation — so you can choose pool sizes that target the launch price you want.

MON price (USD)Live: Fetching…
Starting price (in MON)0.0₄1 MON
Starting price (USD)Add a MON price to value it in USD.
Initial liquidity (USD)
Fully-diluted valuation (FDV)Total supply × starting price.
How it works

On a constant-product DEX (like Uniswap V2), a pool's price is set by the ratio of its two reserves. When you create a MON/token pool, the token's starting price is monAmount ÷ tokenAmount — add more MON for the same tokens and the price goes up; add more tokens and it goes down. Choosing these two numbers is how you set a launch price.

Because the two sides of a fresh pool are equal in value, the total liquidity is just twice the MON side's USD value. Multiplying the token's USD price by total supply gives the fully-diluted valuation — the figure listing sites display. This tool computes all of it from your inputs and a live MON price (which you can override).

Pricing a launch is a balance: too little liquidity makes the price swing wildly on small trades; too much locks up capital. Modelling the numbers first helps you pick a pool size that gives a stable, credible opening price.

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FAQ

Common questions

How is a token's launch price determined?
By the pool's reserves. On a constant-product DEX, price = MON in the pool ÷ tokens in the pool. You set the opening price by choosing those two amounts.
What is initial liquidity?
It is the total value deposited into the pool at launch. Since both sides are equal in value, it equals twice the MON side's USD value.
How much liquidity should I add?
Enough that ordinary trades don't move the price drastically. Thin liquidity causes high slippage and volatile pricing; the right amount depends on expected volume.
Where does the MON price come from?
The tool fetches a live MON/USD price and lets you override it, so the USD figures work even if the feed is unavailable.
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