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After you create a pool, DeDust needs enough liquidity in it to calculate your token's price in dollars. Until that threshold is met, the token shows a $0 price and nobody can swap it — the interface blocks the trade with a High value difference warning.
To make your token tradable, deposit into its pool at least:
50 USDT, or
$50 worth of GRAM
plus the equivalent amount of your own token.
This is a minimum, not a target. $50 makes the token tradable; it doesn't make it comfortably tradable. With liquidity this thin, any meaningful buy moves the price sharply — see price impact.
DeDust derives a token's fiat price from its pool against GRAM or USDT. With too little liquidity, the price the pool implies is unreliable, so instead of showing a misleading number, the interface shows nothing and prevents trades that would almost certainly lose the user money.
This applies even if your token is already trading elsewhere on GRAM: DeDust prices it from liquidity on DeDust, not from other platforms.
The fiat price appears in the interface, the High value difference warning goes away, and swaps go through normally.
Each TON wallet has its own rules for token verification, price display and in-wallet swaps. Meeting DeDust's threshold doesn't automatically make your token display correctly everywhere.
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