A stable pool is for two assets that should always trade close to 1:1 — a project token against USDT, or two stablecoins. It opens a very narrow price range on PancakeSwap V3, so the liquidity concentrates in that band and the same money buys far more depth.
- Pick the quote tokenThe dropdown lists the common stablecoins on this chain. A V3 pool sorts the two tokens into token0 and token1 by address, so the field for 'how much quote token is one project token worth' always runs in that direction — you never have to work out which one is 0 and which is 1.
- Enter the token addressPaste the project token contract and the page reads its symbol and decimals. Until decimals come back, "Add liquidity now" stays grey — put an 18-decimal figure into a 6-decimal token and you deposit several orders of magnitude too much.
- Set the priceThis is the opening price: how much quote token one project token buys. A price far off the market can leave the whole position outside the range, unable to fill a single trade, so look at the market price first.
- Enter the amount to addOnly the project token side — hit "All" to use the balance you hold. This pool takes a single-sided deposit; V3 works the quote side out inside the range from the position itself, so you do not need to prepare half of it separately.
- Check the range and fee, then addThe range is computed from the price and the tick spacing (10 tick spacings by default), and the fee tier is fixed at 0.01%. Both are shown on the page — check the price direction one last time before you add.
Careful · Standard tokens only
Tokens with transfer tax, buy limits or a blacklist do not work in a stable pool: the V3 swap path moves the token one extra time, so the tax is charged again and the quote no longer matches what lands. Use a V2 pool for those.
Tip · Get the direction wrong and you start over
The worst outcome for a narrow-range pool is a price and a range pointing opposite ways: the range above the market but the price higher still, or the reverse. Either way the liquidity ends up one-sided, deposited into the side nobody wants. Confirm the direction before you build — fixing it afterwards is expensive.
Tip · Which chains work
The V3 pool-creation router is deployed on BNB Chain mainnet and testnet only; on any other chain the page says so up front. The fee is 0.02 BNB on mainnet, and on testnet you pay whatever test price the page shows.