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Chopsticks Liquidity Pool Setup #67
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This PR aims to test and document the steps needed to setup a liquidity pool on Basilisk.
Preliminary
Run a local chopsticks setup. All the linked encoded transactions below will open on the local chopsticks setup, ready for execution. Note: Minor changes are needed for the Production setup, as we are going to do a KSM pool, and not BSX. Alice is going to be the liquidity pool creator and manager.
npx @acala-network/chopsticks@latest xcm --r=kusama --p=chopsticks/bajun.yml --p=chopsticks/basilisk.yml
Pool: xyc.createPool. You will see quite some events, and a pool adress is created. We can confirm that the pool holds 900 BSX and 28500 BAJU by checking its native and token balance, and an initial shares amount of 900,000,000,000,000.