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  1. Frequently asked questions

Why do the same CA tokens have different prices?

On decentralized exchanges (DEX), each trading pair has a different liquidity pool, and the ratio of the two tokens in the pool determines the price of the transaction. If the liquidity in a pool is low, selling or buying a large number of tokens will have a greater impact on the price, resulting in price deviation. Common examples include Uniswap's V2 and V3 pools. You can locate different pools by pool address.

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