This is a process known as liquidity underwriting — and it is one of the most important launch decisions you will make.

The initial pool price should reflect realistic demand relative to circulating supply, expected depth of liquidity, and broader market conditions. Setting it too high creates immediate sell pressure and instability. Setting it too low leaves capital on the table and distorts early signaling.

Determining the correct starting price requires modeling buyer capacity, float concentration, exchange sequencing, and volatility assumptions. It is not simply derived from private round valuation or marketing narrative.

Opening price anchors perception. Getting it wrong compounds quickly.

If you want to model launch price against depth of liquidity and projected demand, book a consultation with Forgd.