What Thiquid does
Thiquid launches tokens with deep liquidity from the first trade.
Liquidity is the pool of assets available for trades. More depth can make room for larger orders with less price impact. It gives a token’s community a stronger starting point — without making the price or the outcome predictable.
Position size
matters.
A 10× return on a small position is still a small result. Deeper liquidity lets larger positions enter and exit with less price impact.
Typical launch
THIN LIQUIDITYThiquid launch
THICK LIQUIDITYIllustrative examples, not expected returns. Position sizes carry different risks. Figures exclude fees, slippage and taxes. Liquidity can reduce price impact; it does not guarantee profits or prevent losses.
Liquidity from the first trade.
Every token opens with $100,000 of liquidity depth against ETH.
Larger orders, less impact.
More liquidity can absorb larger trades with less price impact.
Size and risk together.
The multiple is only half the story. Position size, pool depth and risk complete the picture.
Launching a token
The launch form has three steps: details, liquidity and review.
- Token detailsSet a name, ticker and image, with an optional description, website, X and Telegram link.
- Liquidity termsEvery token launches on the same terms: a 1,000,000,000 supply, 100% of it in a Uniswap v4 pool against ETH, opening at a $100,000 market cap. No ETH is required. An optional dev buy executes in the same transaction.
- Review and launchOne transaction deploys the token, writes its image and links onchain, opens the pool and makes your dev buy. You pay gas, plus the dev buy if you add one.
Frequently asked questions
Does deeper liquidity mean a guaranteed return?
No. It can reduce the price impact of a trade, but it does not prevent a token from losing value. Position size, pool depth and market risk should be considered together.
Why compare $100 at 10× with $10,000 at 3×?
The example shows how position size changes a dollar outcome. The first ends at $1,000, with a $900 gain; the second ends at $30,000, with a $20,000 gain. The larger position also puts more capital at risk. Neither return is a forecast.
Are the tokens on Explore live?
Yes. Explore reads every launch straight from the Thiquid factory on Ethereum. Names, images and prices come from the chain on each load, with no server in between.
What are the fees and minimum liquidity requirements?
There is no minimum and no ETH to bring. Every buy and every sell pays 1% in ETH to Thiquid, taken inside the swap. The pool itself charges no other fee. Launching costs gas only.
How is the liquidity structured?
All 1B tokens sit in one position that covers every price below the open. That makes the pool trade exactly like a Uniswap v2 pool holding $100,000 of ETH against the whole supply. A $10,000 buy moves the price about 21%. On a $7,000 launch, the same buy would multiply the price several times over.
Who holds the liquidity?
The Thiquid factory contract holds every pool position, not the creator, so whoever launches a token cannot pull its liquidity. The factory owner can withdraw a position as a rescue path if something breaks. It is not a lock, and you should weigh that before buying.