Launch a coin.Pick a material.

Every other launchpad quotes your coin in the chain's own money. Here you choose what it trades against, and gold, silver or oil becomes the market from the first block.

Create a pair See the materials

The pairs

Why it matters

The reserve is a commodity, not a number.

Your floor moves with the metal

Buyers pay the material and the curve holds it. Nobody has to trade for a holder's floor to reprice: gold moves overnight, and the backing moves with it.

The bar is set in ounces

A launch graduates on a fixed amount of the material rather than a dollar target. No oracle is involved, and the target tracks the commodity.

Fees come home as supply

After migration the locked position earns in the material. Anyone can sweep it: the material buys the coin on its own pool and every unit is burned.

How it works

Five steps, none of them ours to reverse.

Launch

Pick a material and a name. Your coin is created on Solana with a fixed one billion supply, its curve quoted in the material you chose. Your opening buy lands in the same transaction, so nobody gets a slot's head start on your own launch. The image, description and links are written into the coin's metadata.

The curve

A constant product with virtual reserves, quoted in your material. Eight hundred million coins sell on it and the price runs about fifteen times from the first buy to the last. One percent of every trade is taken in the material: seventy percent to your fee wallet, thirty to the protocol.

The bar

Graduation happens at a fixed quantity of the material. A buy that would overshoot only draws what the bar has room for, so a launch lands exactly on it and never raises a unit more than it was meant to.

Migration

Anyone can trigger it. The two hundred million coins held back and every unit of material raised go into a Solana pool as one locked position. Whatever the curve did not sell is burned.

Sweep

Permissionless, and it pays the caller nothing. It collects the locked position's fees, spends the material side buying the coin on its own pool, and burns everything it brings back.

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Coins launched

Materials

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Material locked in pools

Trading fee

Questions

Before you launch.

What do buyers pay with?

The material, or SOL. Almost nobody is holding tokenised gold, so SOL is routed into the material and onto the curve in a single transaction. You never have to go and find the metal first.

How much can be routed at once?

As much as the material's own market can fill. If a buy is larger than the available liquidity, it fills what it can and refunds the rest in the same transaction rather than leaving it stranded. The app reads the depth live rather than assuming.

Why is copper not on the list?

Because a pair should point at something real. Gold, silver and oil are the three we offer; copper goes up the moment there is a real tokenised copper on Solana to point at.

Can the team touch a launch?

No. Curves and coins have no owner, no pause and no upgrade path. The only privileged surface is the material list, where a material can be added, retired or have its bar moved. Every curve copies its material and bar when it is born, so a list change never reaches a launch that is already trading.

What risk comes with the material itself?

Tokenised commodities are not neutral assets. Their issuers can keep controls like freezing or blocking accounts, and a curve that holds them inherits that. It's a real dependency and worth knowing before you launch against one.

What happens to the liquidity after migration?

It stays. The position is locked to the curve and there is no function that withdraws it, so it can't be pulled by us, by you, or by anyone else.

Gold · Silver · Oil

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