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# Create a Pool
### Overview
Creating a liquidity pool on CaviarNine is a simple process that allows users to provide liquidity for token pairs and earn trading fees. Follow the steps below to set up your own pool.
### Steps to Create a Pool
#### 1. Navigate to the Simple Pools Page
* Go to [CaviarNine Simple Pools](https://www.caviarnine.com/earn/simple-pool).
* Click on the **"Create a Pool"** button.
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#### 2. Select Tokens
* Choose the two tokens you want to provide liquidity for.
* Ensure that both tokens are available in your wallet.
#### 3. Set Trading Fees
* Define the trading fee percentage for swaps within your pool.
* This fee will be distributed to liquidity providers as a reward.
#### 4. Confirm the Starting Mid Price
* The system will suggest an initial mid price.
* Confirm or adjust the price if necessary.
* If the price is outside a reasonable range, you may see a warning symbol.
#### 5. Set Token Balance and Ratio
* Adjust the token balance to maintain the correct liquidity ratio.
* The weight percentage will be displayed (e.g., 50% CAVIAR / 50% XRD).
#### 6. Add Tokens to the Pool
* Enter the number of tokens to add or/and slide the slider. If you can't slide the slider then you don't have enough of one of the tokens
* Since pools operate on a ratio basis, both tokens must be added in proportion.
#### 7. Create the Pool
* Click the **"Create Pool"** button to finalize the process.
* Your liquidity pool is now live and ready for swaps!
### Additional Information
* Liquidity providers earn fees from each trade occurring within the pool.
* Once created, your pool will be available on the CaviarNine platform for others to trade.
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