Coins
| Coin | Price | Market cap | Dollars in pool | 24h volume | Live on | Fee now | Age |
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No coins yet. Launch the first one.
Solana, Ethereum, Base, BSC, Robinhood Chain. Same coin, same price, same second. Buy from any wallet, any bot, any chain. Sell the same way.
The other pads mint one pool per chain. Nothing links them. The same coin trades at five different prices at once.
On the biggest one, measured live: the gap between chains is 7% on a typical active coin. One coin in ten sits at 15% or worse.
You aped the BSC one. Your friend aped the SOL one. One of you overpaid.
A $5k launch becomes five $1k pools. Every one of them is thin. A $200 buy moves the price 20% on its chain and 0% on the others.
The dollars are stuck where they landed. Solana does 44% of the volume. It still gets 20% of the liquidity.
Every gap between two chains is a free trade for an arb bot. The bot buys the cheap chain and dumps the dear one.
That profit is paid by whoever bought last. The pads call this "the market fixing itself".
A coin has one price curve. Each chain shows a slice of that same curve. A buy on Solana moves the price on Base within seconds.
No chain can drift away. The protocol itself keeps every slice on the curve. No arb bots required, none rewarded.
Trades settle in dollars, not in whatever the chain's gas token is. USDC on Solana, Ethereum and Base. USDG on Robinhood. USDC on BSC.
Behind the scenes it is one balance. Circle Gateway mints it on whichever chain has sellers, in under a second.
Coins move to the chain that is buying. A hot Solana launch is not capped at a fifth of the supply. No chain runs dry while another sits full.
The door on each chain is a normal pool. Uniswap v4 on the EVM chains. Meteora DLMM on Solana.
GMGN, Axiom, Sigma, BasedBot, Photon, any sniper, any wallet. They all trade it like any other coin. Nothing to integrate.
Every dollar a chain holds sits in its pool, under the price. A sell pays out of it in the same block. No queue, no waiting.
Dollars follow the buyers. The chain where a coin pumped is the chain holding its dollars. That is where the sells land.
You never bridge to trade. You buy where your money is. Want the coin itself on another chain? The bridge is one click. It takes seconds.
| Coin | Price | Market cap | Dollars in pool | 24h volume | Live on | Fee now | Age |
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Pay once, on the chain your wallet is on. Every other chain opens on its own within a minute or two. You do not pick chains. Every coin is on all of them.
You set the trading fee at launch, 0.3% to 5%, fixed for life. 80% of it is yours. On every chain. In dollars. Forever.
The first ten minutes charge snipers a fee that starts at 30% and falls to yours. That money goes to you, not to them.
One fee-free first buy, up to 5% of supply, lands in the launch transaction. Nobody is in front of you.
Launch a coinSame price on every chain. Pick the chain where your money is. You are not getting a worse deal than someone on another chain.
Sells pay instantly, in the same block, from the pool on your chain.
Dollars in, dollars out. No gas-token exposure on top of the coin.
Every coin shows how many coins and dollars sit on each chain, live. Nothing is hidden.
Your bot already works here. So does your wallet.
Read how it works| Five-pool pads | Unipad | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | one per chain | one |
| Gap between chains | 7% typical, 15% bad | a fraction of a percent, closed by the protocol |
| Liquidity | split five ways, fixed at launch | one book, moves to the buyers |
| Settles in | the gas token of each chain | USDC, USDG |
| Dollars behind a sell | a fifth of them, stuck per chain | all of them, moved to where the buyers are |
| Who fixes the spread | arb bots, paid by buyers | the keeper, paid by nobody |
| Creator fees | in five gas tokens | 80%, in dollars, every chain |
| Bots and wallets | work | work |
| Pick your chains | yes | no, every coin is everywhere |