It depends on what user will use to purchase, for example if he purchase your token using his Ethereum he will get your tokens on the starting price you set and slippage based on the liquidity and the total purchase.
You will get the trading fee on each transaction made on your token pair while the DEX bot will automatically balance both your asset based on each value. You should learn how impermanent loss since you will suffer from it in exchange from the trading fee you are earning.
So no one can buy or sell more than the amount I provided liquidity for?
So if I provided 1000 tokens X, 0.01 ETH, can only that amount be traded by a third party?
Do I need to provide more liquidity for more trades?
And does it make sense to provide liquidity to other dex exchanges?
Because the traders are different?
The token I am talking now is this token, INNRT
https://etherscan.io/token/0x1bB4352ED31A820b0f47fFD38D88BAd763203F7eI provided a small amount of liquidity on SushiSwap as a test.