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# 9.  Liquidity

One of the most common failures in cryptocurrency projects is a lack of market liquidity at launch. Without sufficient liquidity, even a small sell order can cause the token price to crash dramatically, destroying investor confidence and initiating a death spiral.

LiquidX has pre-committed a specific percentage of presale proceeds to building deep liquidity on the EON DEX before and at the Token Generation Event. This is published in advance - investors know exactly where their money goes.

| **Round**      | **Total Raised** | **DEX Liquidity %** | **USDT to DEX** | **LQX to DEX** | **Purpose**            |
| -------------- | ---------------- | ------------------- | --------------- | -------------- | ---------------------- |
| Pre Seed Round | $400,000         | 10%                 | $40,000         | 10,000,000 LQX | Initial liquidity base |
| Seed Round     | $200,000         | 15%                 | $30,000         | 4,285,000 LQX  | Liquidity strengthened |
| Presale 1      | $200,000         | 20%                 | $40,000         | 3,636,000 LQX  | Deeper liquidity pool  |
| Final Presale  | $200,000         | 25%                 | $50,000         | 3,125,000 LQX  | Maximum depth at TGE   |
| TOTAL          | $1,000,000       | 16% avg             | $160,000        | 21,046,000 LQX | Strong DEX foundation  |


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