One launch.
Every chain. Every launchpad.

A single raise lists your coin across every chain and every major venue at the same time — one asset, one price, quoted in sync. What the raise collects becomes the coin's treasury, trading fees keep adding to it, and the people holding it decide what it buys. Your dog coin could end up owning an index fund.

Listings

The board

The lifecycle

A launchpad that doesn't stop at the launch

Read the docs
1
The pre-bond is the raise

Every coin opens with a shared round. Anyone who arrives before it bonds enters on the same effective terms — no private allocation, no advantage for winning the first block.

2
Bonding is going public

Once the round clears its threshold the coin graduates into a real market, and everything the raise collected is written onchain as its opening balance sheet.

3
Trading keeps funding it

A 5% tax on every trade routes to the treasury, in both directions. A coin that keeps turning over keeps compounding a balance sheet out of its own activity.

4
Holders decide the rest

Buy assets, sit in cash, seed liquidity, fund a buyback, pay a distribution, or change the thesis entirely. Weight is your balance over supply, read at a block.

The creator starts it. The market capitalises it. The holders decide what it becomes. Thousands of small, public experiments in allocating capital — which is a good deal more interesting than thousands of tokens whose only lasting artefact is a chart.
Coins listed
across all phases
Raising now
pre-bond rounds open
Holders
addresses with a balance
Trade tax
5%
routed to the treasury

Pick a name. Pick a ticker. The rest is what makes it different.

Launching costs the protocol fee and gas. Supply is fixed at a billion units, the whole amount goes to the curve, and your balance at deployment is zero.

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