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[Experiment] Let's create LP for $COPE on TraderJoe! 🧒
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What have I done?

  1. Bought 4k $cope from Musing
  2. Recorded the price in $avax for 1 $cope
  3. Went to TJ and created a new pool $cope-$avax (with curve liquidity)


Why would you do that?

Musing currently allows buying and selling the community token, but limits direct access for those outside the platform. Buying on Musing increases total supply (promoting wider ownership), while external trading won't affect it.


Questions I have

  • Would it be possible to build a price gap between what you would pay on Musing vs. TJ for the token?
  • Is it possible to inflate the market cap of the token by having people buy from TJ?
  • Where does the liquidity go on Musing? πŸ€”


$cope now has (a tiny bit of) liquidity on TraderJoe, and anyone can trade it there πŸ₯³

$cope address: 0x3E67ac08B18563D9F52D8eFB816a196eF6d53d9b

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@Singlemaltwizzy
Replied to comment 1 year ago

Will be interesting if that would make arbitrage in bigger ways possible than usual. Definitely interesting to watch.

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@Jeunekleine
Replied to comment 1 year ago

Yup, I'm not a big expert, but curious to experiment. When I set up the liquidity pool on TJ, I put the same price per token as what I was seeing on Musing. I wonder what would have been the consequence of choosing a different price πŸ€”.

I will probably add more liquidity in the next 2 weeks and give it a shot (though the price may now be dictated by the initial LP).

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pretty cool idea! let's see where this is going

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Alright, first step done. Created a metamask-wallet, withdraw from musing-wallet some Avax, swapped Avax to COPE on TraderJoe and sent COPE and AVAX back to musing-wallet.


https://snowtrace.io/address/0xf3F52450e565ECb666d73B318197F17C337D2B6d

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@Jeunekleine
Replied to comment 1 year ago

πŸ‘€. By any chance, did you record the change of market cap from your transactions?

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@Singlemaltwizzy
Replied to comment 1 year ago

No, just looked at the price difference, which was close to 0. Next test would be vise versa and then I'll check the market caps on both TJ and Musing. But not today ;-)

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@Jeunekleine
Replied to comment 1 year ago

🫑

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@Singlemaltwizzy
Replied to comment 1 year ago

Interesting: Sending COPE to my Musing wallet doesn't sent it directly to my wallets address but to a smart-contract it seems.


https://snowtrace.io/tx/0xddfb9ec2647702898b31bebfd4b45549b0cd43e67c8d313df7ca2f91d7216b5f?chainId=43114


Which still transfers the COPE coins to my musing wallet, so back and forth as first test is possible.

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@Singlemaltwizzy
Replied to comment 1 year ago

Now I sold the COPE here on musing again, leading to 0,079 AVAX (whilst I bought them on TJ for 0,09126 AVAX).


If I would buy now the same amount on musing again, it would cost 0,091 AVAX, so same as on TJ.

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Now things getting interesting in here, nice idea to experiment with!

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@Jeunekleine
Replied to comment 1 year ago

Thanks :) And if you have ideas of things to experiment on, feel free to share (and post in the community, that's what it's made for πŸ˜‰)

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@Singlemaltwizzy
Replied to comment 1 year ago

1st step, I'll join this community πŸ˜…

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Thanks Jeunekleine, this will be very interesting to watch over time. We want to add automated liquidity pools soon, so this is useful.

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@Jeunekleine
Replied to comment 1 year ago

🀝

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