GENERAL TSOSUPREME COMMANDER OF CRISPY

MARKETS / PLANNED

The trading
post.

Two candidate markets. One clearly stated status: trading is not live on this site.

PROPOSED · NOT LIVE

XRP TSO

A proposed XRP market for the Chicken Army. XRP Ledger is selected; the token identity, venue integration, and liquidity remain to be confirmed.

Price
Unavailable
Liquidity
Not announced
Venue
Not selected
PROPOSED · NOT LIVE

USDT TSO

A proposed USDT market. The exact USDT network and asset contract must be verified before integration.

Price
Unavailable
Liquidity
Not announced
Venue
Not selected

First the infrastructure.
Then the orders.

The first trading integration under consideration is a connection to an existing venue. No customer balances, deposits, order matching, or wallet connections are provided here.

Pair names describe intended assets, not an available market. Both sides must be supported by the selected venue, with real liquidity and verified token identifiers.

With XRP Ledger selected for TSO, native XRP can be considered for an XRPL market. A USDT route needs separate verification: Tether’s supported-protocol list does not currently list XRP Ledger for native USD₮.

Read the proposed trading approach ↗

UNDERSTAND THE SECRET SAUCE

More depth.
Less price impact.

XRP liquidity determines how easily people can buy and sell TSO without moving its price sharply.

When someone buys TSO

XRP enters the pool. TSO leaves it. The pool’s TSO price in XRP rises.

When someone sells TSO

TSO enters the pool. XRP leaves it. The pool’s TSO price in XRP falls.

The same price. Different trading depth.

Both example pools start at 0.001 XRP per TSO. Here is what a 100-XRP purchase would receive if it traded entirely against either pool.

Illustration only — not General Tso’s launch allocation
Pool detailsSmaller poolLarger pool
Initial XRP1,00010,000
Initial TSO1,000,00010,000,000
TSO received for 100 XRP≈90,909≈99,010
Average purchase price above starting price10%1%

Liquidity is capital
exposed to trading.

If holders sell heavily, the pool holds more TSO and less XRP. Liquidity providers cannot assume they will recover their original XRP deposit. Trading fees may offset some losses, but do not guarantee a profit.

Liquidity funding and operating funds serve different purposes. The project’s liquidity allocation and controls have not yet been announced.

Liquidity-provider tokens normally let their holders redeem a share of the pool. Who controls those tokens and any withdrawal restrictions should be disclosed before launch.

More liquidity does not guarantee demand or a price. A displayed market capitalization is not the amount of XRP available for holders to withdraw.