> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.itronix.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.itronix.io/fundamentals/pools.md).

# Pools

**$ITXS Liquidity Pool**

* **Blockchain:** Solana
* **Purpose:** Establishes a foundation for the $ITXS token, driving the future growth of the ItronixAI ecosystem.
* **Liquidity Allocation:**
  * 100% of the initial liquidity burned, ensuring trust and stability.
  * Enhanced with Solana's fast transaction speeds and low fees for a superior trading experience.

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**$ITX Liquidity Pool**

* **Blockchain:** Binance Smart Chain (BSC)
* **Purpose:** Supports the legacy $ITX token and facilitates trading within the BSC ecosystem.
* **Liquidity Allocation:**
  * 60% allocated at launch to ensure trading stability and liquidity depth.
  * Sustainable mechanisms in place to support ongoing operations and community incentives.

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#### Cross-Chain Pools and Interoperability

ItronixAI’s dual-token ecosystem leverages cross-chain compatibility to unify liquidity and user accessibility:

* **Swap Mechanism:** Users can exchange $ITXS (Solana) for $ITX (BSC) seamlessly via an upcoming cross-chain swap mechanism.
* **Future Integrations:** ItronixAI will explore advanced liquidity management strategies, including the possibility of unified pools across blockchains for enhanced trading efficiency and scalability.

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This pool structure underscores ItronixAI's commitment to transparency, user accessibility, and the sustainable growth of its ecosystem.


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