# Mechanism

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## Virtual Liquidity

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To allocate liquidity for new projects, we introduce virtual liquidity in the form of vETH. vETH can be seen as a balance with internal debt, where all address transfers must satisfy

AvailableBalance = Balance − Debt

The process flowchart for creating virtual liquidity is as follows. Users only need to create token name ($lambo) and the desired liquidity configuration, and the protocol will automatically create a pool on Uniswap and allocate liquidity

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For project parties seeking to obtain virtual liquidity, the virtual liquidity of LamboV2 is essentially a loan. Therefore, project parties that obtain virtual liquidity through taking a loan cannot immediately move their balance until other users start buying. In this way, project parties can obtain the required virtual liquidity without affecting market stability.


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