Hello there, I have been searching for information in the Algorand Ecosystem on the processes need to launch a successful ASA Token sale and project. I can only find information about the developer aspects of this process which I am well acquainted with, i.e, using SDKs and/or goal cli, they are pe…

I wrote a short post on Liquidity Pools , which may be helpful. I think you are asking great questions, but they are incredibly complex to answer because they are very fact dependent. Moreover, the way you are thinking about these technologies appears to be problematic from both a cost-efficiency and…

Hello @bhaney44 , how would the mechanics of the price discovery process for an ASA work with a liquidity pool on an exchange like Tinyman? And is it ideal to use a DEX even if you don’t want to list the ASA on an exchange?

It is better to think of TinyMan as a liquidity pool, rather than a DEX. To learn more about the pricing mechanism, check out the TinyMan website ( LINK ). In short, the price is based on the liquidity ratio for the ASA. It depends on what you are trying to accomplish. In general, I think includi…

Good day bhaney44 So sorry for bringing up this old topic, I am so glad I stumbled on this thread. I agree with your points 100%. I have a question for you though: At this time and date, do you still believe we are better off launching by Liquidity Pools than ICOs and IDOs? Thanks

Currently i am aware of 4 AMM pools and 1 orderbook onchain trading platforms on algorand in mainnet. AMMs: Pact.Fi - No commission for them, Variable liquidity fee (0,01%, 0,1%, 0,3%, 1%), advanced smart contracts (they use the inner txs to calculate other swap side) TinyMan - 0,3% they take 1/…

Thanks for responding. I know all these AMMs and studied their fees and takes. I perceive you are trying to be careful with your answers here. I can understand. For example one of your points is, finding investors. I have been wondering the same because, from my research, it seems a little challen…

No, actually i am trying to say just opposite… From my experience it is better to get the VCs funding before the token launch. I have launched the vote coin token prior VC search, and I lack there the investors interest… There are projects on algo ecosystem that might help find the VCs… For exampl…

Oh, sorry I misunderstood you. It’s clear now. Thank you for the time you have given. Have a great day.

Yes. Launching liquidity pools is always better than ICOs and IDOs. Generally, ICOs and IDOs are bad news for projects and subject to high regulatory scrutiny. They also usually end up hurting project tokenomics.

You will be better off building a product with a use case for your ASA. You do not want to attempt to attract investors, especially in the United States because it is a big red flag for regulators. A better option is to focus on building utility for the asset.

This is incorrect, I believe. I think the best thing to do for a new project is to focus on building a use case and earning revenue. VCs create a host of problems and obligations for projects and there is really no need in this space. Bootstrapping a project is the way to go because you focus on bui…

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I agree completely, that is what I have been doing all these months that I could not even reply here. If a ASA has great products/utility these will bring in the investors.

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