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How MultiPair works

A quick guide to multi-pair liquidity, the bonding curve and launching your coin. This is a demonstration product — all data is mock.

Overview

MultiPair is a demonstration launchpad where a single coin can pair its liquidity with up to four tokenized equities at once — think AAPL, TSLA, NVDA, SPY, GOOGL and GME.

Instead of a single trading pair, every MultiPair coin is backed by a small basket of tokenized stocks, giving holders diversified equity exposure behind one token.

Multi-pair liquidity

When you launch, you choose one to four tokenized stocks and assign each an allocation that totals 100%. That allocation determines how paired liquidity is split across the basket.

Rebalancing the mix at launch lets you tune the risk profile of your coin — heavier on a high-beta name like NVDA, or steadier with SPY.

The bonding curve

New coins start on a bonding curve. Early buyers fill the curve and set the price until the coin reaches its graduation target.

Once the target is met, the coin graduates to a live market and trades freely across all of its selected pairs.

Launching on Robinhood Chain

Coins are minted on Robinhood Chain through the PONS launchpad. The four-step builder walks you through token basics, pair selection, bonding-curve configuration and a final review.

This build is a front-end demonstration — no tokens are minted and no transactions are broadcast.

FAQ

Is this real money?

No. Every price, chart, balance and trade in this product is mock data for demonstration purposes only. Nothing is deployed on-chain.

How many stocks can I pair?

Between one and four tokenized equities per coin. Allocations must add up to exactly 100%.

What is graduation?

When a coin on the bonding curve reaches its liquidity target, it graduates to a live market and opens trading across all of its pairs.

Which wallets are supported?

The demo simulates connecting Robinhood Wallet, MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet and WalletConnect. No real connection is made.

Ready to try it?

Spin up a demo coin in four steps.

Launch a Coin