# Instant Liquidity Provision

Instant Liquidity Provision is a core function of Info.Launch that ensures tokens become immediately tradable upon the conclusion of a Dutch auction — without relying on centralized exchanges or manual listing processes.

When an auction ends, 50% of the funds raised and a corresponding portion of the project’s tokens are automatically paired and deployed to a decentralized exchange (DEX) liquidity pool — such as Uniswap on Ethereum or Raydium on Solana. This process is fully automated by smart contracts, requiring no custodian, intermediary, or manual approval.

In traditional launch environments, there is often a delay — sometimes hours or days — between the token sale and the first moment it becomes tradable. This opens the door to insider dumping, liquidity games, or price manipulation. With Info.Launch, liquidity goes live the moment the auction closes, ensuring fair price discovery, minimal volatility, and instant market access for all participants.

For example, if a project raises 1,000 SOL, then 500 SOL and the matching amount of project tokens are automatically committed to a DEX pool. That liquidity is locked, publicly verifiable, and tradable from block one.

This mechanism not only protects users from rug-pull scenarios or illiquid listings — it also gives builders a more honest, transparent launch experience. It’s trustless, immediate, and market-ready — the way liquidity in Web3 should be.

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