Stablecoins go into a reserve.
Each company has its own reserve of USDC, always holding more than its stock tokens are worth.
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Launch a coin paired with a company listed outside the US. Each company’s stock token is minted against real reserves, and your coin launches with a pool and reserves of its own.
01 / The gap
02 / How it works
Four steps, all about minting and reserves. A stock token is backed by its reserve; your coin is backed by its pool.
Each company has its own reserve of USDC, always holding more than its stock tokens are worth.
ReserveDeposits mint tokens like sTENCENT or sRR at the current share price, and withdrawals burn them. Supply can never outgrow the reserve.
MintOne move mints your coin’s full supply — a billion tokens — straight into its pool. Nothing is set aside for anyone first.
LaunchThe pool opens with a 3,000 USDC starting reserve, so your coin has a price from the first trade. Every buy adds to the reserve, and a sell can never take out more than buyers put in.
Reserves03 / Minting and reserves
Stock tokens are minted when stablecoins go in and burned when they come out, so supply never runs ahead of the reserve.
Every stock token’s reserve is published on a regular schedule, so anyone can see exactly what backs it.
Your coin’s whole supply is minted in one move and placed straight into its pool. No pre-mine, no hidden wallets.
Each pool opens with a starting reserve, so your coin can be bought the moment it launches, and its reserves grow with every buy.
04 / Positioning
05 / On the pad
Every curve below is a coin paired with a company listed outside the US, trading against its own pool reserves.
Pick the company you want to trade against, name the token, and launch. The pair is created in the same move.
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