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# Turn Low Volume into High Growth with H20

## Challenge

### Low liquidity and volume.

A project token on BSC had pumped massively, then was in the final stages of an extended decline. The pooled TKN equaled 5M ($60K), and the pooled BUSD equaled $60K, so $120K liquidity. Trading volume was <1K a day. The project had many token holders, token-rich and cash-poor, who still believed in the project and were looking to generate volume and profits.

## Solution

H20 offered the community of token holders the opportunity to provide liquidity through trading strategies. The token holders deployed a combination of dynamic spread strategies for market-making and auction-based DCA strategies. &#x20;

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## Result

Within three months:

* **H20 strategies:** (running on Raindex) accounted for 24% of the total transactions and 17% of the total volume.
* **H20 delivered:** a 20% volume uplift off the back of only an 8% increase in BUSD liquidity.&#x20;
* **H20’s liquidity:** was 2.5x more efficient than the DEX liquidity.&#x20;

Impacted by low liquidity and volume? [Get in touch](https://t.me/Peter_Donaldson).


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