@ritayale

When gas fees spike during a token listing window, liquidity suffers. Early buyers face prohibitive costs, reducing participation and order book depth. As a result, day-one volumes may shrink, and spreads widen, producing fragile liquidity conditions. Market makers may step back until fees normalize. Projects can mitigate this by pre-arranging liquidity pools, incentivizing LPs with rewards, or delaying listings. Historical cases show that gas-fee congestion can reduce effective first-day liquidity by 30–50%. Thus, timing token listings with chain conditions is critical to avoid compounding volatility with structural illiquidity.

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