SaucerSwap

Open SaucerSwap, connect your wallet, and start moving assets on Hedera with steps that feel familiar to any DEX user—but faster and more predictable. Pick the token you want to send and the one you want to receive. The router evaluates classic pools and concentrated-liquidity pools to secure the best price, then shows impact, fees, and the route before you approve. Set your slippage tolerance and deadline, confirm, and expect near-instant finality at a network cost that maps to a dollar amount, so budgeting is straightforward. Because transactions are fairly ordered on Hedera, common front‑running and sandwich tactics are largely neutralized, so you can keep tighter slippage without worrying about predatory reordering. Use the advanced panel to choose a specific pool, adjust slippage per pair volatility, and save custom presets for recurring swaps. For larger orders, split the trade by batches or let the router multi-hop through stable pairs to reduce price impact.

Provide liquidity when you want to earn fees. Choose the pair, then decide between the simple pool (deposit equal value on both sides and let the market move) or the concentrated option (place your funds inside a price band to earn more per dollar of liquidity). For concentrated positions, select a fee tier, define your lower and upper bounds, preview expected APR at current volume, and supply. You can edit ranges, add/remove liquidity, and claim fees from the position page whenever volume accrues. If the market leaves your band, reposition by widening the range or moving it around the current price. For passive exposure, pick a wide band that covers likely swings; for active strategies, tighten the range around the trading zone and rebalance during volatility windows. Use analytics to check volume, depth, and historical utilization before committing capital.

Launching a market for a new HTS token is straightforward. After creating your token on Hedera, spin up a pool, pick a pool type, set the initial price by seeding both sides, and publish the pool link to your community. Predictable, dollar‑quoted network fees make bootstrapping plans easier to model, and fair sequencing reduces launch-day chaos from opportunistic bots. Teams can schedule liquidity expansions, rotate fee tiers as volume matures, and migrate from a simple pool to a concentrated one as price discovery stabilizes. Builders can integrate swaps and LP management in apps by calling SaucerSwap contracts, quoting routes off‑chain, and submitting signed transactions that settle quickly on HTS. Treasury managers and DAOs can standardize operating playbooks: swap stables, rebalance treasuries on a schedule, and log costs in fiat terms for accounting.