> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.quipuswap.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.quipuswap.com/smart-contracts/quipuswap-stable-swap-dex/standalone-dex/add-new-dex.md).

# Add new dex

This page describes creation of new DEX pool. 

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These contract methods are called only by `admin` of that contract.
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Creation of pool consist of some parameters for seeting up DEX config.

#### a\_constant

Constant A used for manipulating with swap function. As larger the value of A, as more the function tends to be constant sum invariant. This constant is stored inside the contact as  $$A\_{storage} = A \* n^{n-1}$$ where $$2 \le n \le 4$$ - number of DEX underlying tokens. You could read more about this constant at Curve [whitepaper](https://curve.fi/files/stableswap-paper.pdf) and an explanation of Curve formulas.

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An explanation of Curve formulas
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#### input\_tokens

This param is a set of FA12/FA2 tokens that would be traded on DEX. `Set` type in Tezos contract is the sorted list of unique values, so you must keep in mind that for setting up `tokens_info` and when calling DEX.

#### tokens\_info

Token Info contains initial data for [Storage and types overview](/smart-contracts/quipuswap-stable-swap-dex/standalone-dex/storage-and-types-overview.md#token-information-type-pool-underlying-token-info).&#x20;

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[add\_pool](/smart-contracts/quipuswap-stable-swap-dex/standalone-dex/add-new-dex/add_pool.md)
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### Token info setting

When you want to initialise pool, you should setup initial `reserves`, `rate` and `precision_multiplier` in correct way:

> Let 4 `TBC` = 2 `TXZ` = 1 `TEH` (from example)

Then calculate $$LCM$$ of these ratios $$= 4$$

Token info for `TBC`

> `precision_multiplier` - $$10^{decimal\_{LP} - decimal\_{TBC}}$$
>
> `rate` - $$10^{decimal\_{LP}} \* 10^{decimal\_{LP} - decimal\_{TBC}} \* (ratio\_{TBC}/LCM)$$
>
> `reserves` - $$N \* 10^{decimal\_{TBC}} \* ratio\_{TBC}$$

Token info for `TXZ`

> `precision_multiplier` - $$10^{decimal\_{LP} - decimal\_{TXZ}}$$
>
> `rate` - $$10^{decimal\_{LP}} \* 10^{decimal\_{LP} - decimal\_{TXZ}} \* (ratio\_{TXZ}/LCM)$$
>
> `reserves` - $$N \* 10^{decimal\_{TXZ}} \* ratio\_{TXZ}$$

Token info for `TEH`

> `precision_multiplier` - $$10^{decimal\_{LP} - decimal\_{TEH}}$$
>
> `rate` - $$10^{decimal\_{LP}} \* 10^{decimal\_{LP} - decimal\_{TEH}} \* (ratio\_{TEH}/LCM)$$
>
> `reserves` - $$N \* 10^{decimal\_{TEH}} \* ratio\_{TEH}$$

Then you should receive $$LPT = 10^{decimal\_{LP}} \* LCM \* tokensCount$$ LP tokens.

Details of how to calculate values are in this table. (You can copy and play with this sheet)

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Stable exchange with switching of amount of tokens
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