From Zero to Stable — A Practical Guide to Building a Sui Stable Pool

If you plan to create a price-stable token on the Sui blockchain, the usual approach is to create a stable liquidity pool that pegs the token to a reference (for example USDC). Stable pools help reduce volatility, limit arbitrage opportunities, and make tokens more suitable for real-world asset (RWA) use cases.

This guide walks you through creating a stable liquidity pool on Sui using PandaTool. It’s aimed at token Creators and developers who already have a token contract and are comfortable connecting a wallet and performing on-chain transactions. Before launching, consider compliance and risk management requirements, and test thoroughly on a testnet if possible.

1. What is a stable pool?

A stable pool is a liquidity pool designed to keep a token’s price within a narrow range—i.e., price-stable. Once established, it reduces large price swings for your Sui token during trades.

Why create a stable pool?

There are two main reasons:

• Bot mitigation: On-chain bots frequently exploit price differences to perform instant arbitrage and drain pools. A stable price reduces exploitable arbitrage windows.

• Value pegging for RWA: If your token is tied to real-world assets, severe price swings can break the peg and create imbalance. Keeping the token relatively stable supports long-term usability.

How does a stable pool work?

PandaTool’s stable pool implementation uses Cetus’s CLMM (Concentrated Liquidity Market Maker) protocol. By creating a limited price range, it keeps trading prices concentrated around a target value, allowing small fluctuations while maintaining long-term stability.

2. Step-by-step: Creating a stable pool on Sui

Follow these steps to create a stable pool for your Sui token.

1. Open PandaTool and connect your wallet

1. Visit: https://sui.pandatool.org/createpool.

2. Click Connect Wallet in the top-right corner.

3. Choose the wallet extension installed in your browser and authorize the connection. Once connected, your wallet address will appear in the top-right.

Note: Make sure you have enough SUI for gas fees and sufficient USDC (or chosen quote token) for initial liquidity.

2. Select tokens

Select the two tokens for the pool:

• Base token — your created token (PandaTool will auto-detect available contracts).

• Quote token — the unit used to price your token, e.g., SUI, USDC.

The UI will validate your selections and proceed if checks pass.

3. Enter price and amounts

• Price: Set the target price you want the token to be stable at (e.g., enter 1 for 1 USDC).

• USDC amount: The amount of USDC you want to deposit initially (more depth usually improves stability).

• Token amount (PTS / your token): The required token amount is auto-calculated from USDC amount and target price — you don’t need to fill this manually.

Important: The USDC:token initial ratio may not be 1:1 due to CLMM model mechanics. The final trading price is governed by the Price field you entered, not by a simple 1:1 deposit ratio.

4. Create liquidity (Create Pool)

After confirming all details, click Create. Your wallet will prompt a transaction confirmation — approve it to deploy the pool.

5. View and manage liquidity

After creation, use PandaTool’s liquidity management interface to view all liquidity positions for your address and perform actions like adding or removing liquidity.

3. FAQs about Sui pools

Q1: Is USDT supported in stable pools?
A: Not currently. USDC is the dominant stablecoin on Sui and multiple versions of USDT exist on Sui, making it unclear which USDT to standardize on. PandaTool therefore supports USDC for stable pools.

Q2: Is there a fee to create a stable pool?
A: Creating a stable pool costs ≈5 SUI. Ensure your wallet holds enough SUI before attempting creation.

Q3: Why isn’t the ratio between USDC and my token 1:1?
A: The deposit ratio need not be 1:1. CLMM allows achieving price stability via concentrated liquidity ranges; the deposit ratio itself does not break price stability.

Q4: How do I reduce USDC in the pool and increase token amount?
A: You can sell tokens on the market (which changes the pool’s internal asset ratio, reducing USDC and increasing token holdings), then add liquidity to inject more tokens into the pool.

For more help, join the official Telegram and ask volunteers: https://t.me/pandatool_en

Deploying a stable pool on Sui is an effective method to maintain a token’s price stability, deter arbitrage bots, and enable RWA-style use cases. Tools like PandaTool let you set up stable liquidity without building an AMM from scratch, but take care with initial liquidity depth, SUI gas balance, and compliance considerations.

Test thoroughly (preferably on a testnet), plan your liquidity strategy, and keep clear communication with your community.