# Launch your Watt token

The Launch token feature lets anyone create a liquid-staked version of an **existing Solana token** and immediately bootstrap its first Raydium liquidity pool in a single flow. Watt compresses the entire process into a single transaction pipeline.

At launch, you choose an original token and a pair asset. Watt then creates the wrapped Watt token, applies your selected economic parameters, performs the initial wrap, and deploys the **liquidity pool on Raydium**.

For now, the launch parameter boundaries are following:

* allowed paired token are SOL, USDC, JitoSOL, jupSOL and hSOL,
* at least $7,000 in liquidity is necessary to launch the Watt token,
* original token freeze authority must be revoked.

#### Liquidity ratio and pricing

The initial liquidity ratio between the original token and the paired asset should closely match the live market price. If the ratio is misaligned, arbitrage will immediately rebalance the pool and the launcher absorbs the loss.

Before confirming launch, **check the current swap ratio on Jupiter and enter matching values in the setup panel.** This ensures the pool starts near fair market price and avoids unnecessary slippage during creation.

Please pay attention to the detail, the final responsibility for matching liquidity inputs remains with the launcher.

#### Post-launch actions

After you hit Create token, both assets are deposited into a Raydium CPMM pool, and the original token is wrapped into its liquid-staked Watt version. Within about a minute, the Watt app detects the new pool and token, allowing you to **stake your LP tokens**. This step is required to start earning Watt rewards for providing liquidity.

Use the **sharing** buttons to announce the launch and let others know they can now earn real yield on the token.


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