Pairs

A coin's pair is the quote token it's priced in. The creator picks it: SOL, a tokenized stock, gold, a dollar or a meme.

Whatever the pair is, that's what holders get paid in. Hold a coin paired with NVDAx and your share of the fees arrives as NVDAx. Paired with SOL? It arrives as SOL.

You buy a coin with its pair token, so on a SOL pair you pay in SOL.

Every pair starts the same#

Whatever the pair, every coin opens at a $5k market cap and graduates at $50k. The curve is set from the pair token's dollar price when the coin launches, then runs in the pair token from there, so graduation always lands at 10x the opening.

On a SOL pair with SOL at $96, graduation takes about 125 SOL. More in The woopcurve.

Which pairs you can pick#

The launch page shows every pair open for launches. A token can't be a pair if it has a transfer fee, a transfer hook, a permanent delegate or a pause switch.

Thin markets#

A few pair tokens barely trade, with under $50k of liquidity. They carry a Thin market tag. You can still launch on one, but think it over: holders get paid in that token, and selling it may move its price.

A token whose ticker borrows a real asset's name (a meme called GME, say) gets a Lookalike ticker tag.

Categories#

Pairs sit in seven groups: Crypto, Stocks, Pre-IPO, Commodities, Dollars, Ecosystems and Memes.

Pair pages#

Every quote token has a page under /pairs showing its liquidity, its volume and every funklaunch coin paired with it. It's an easy way for a community to find every coin that pays in its token, and to launch a new one from there.