Launch once. Trade across multiple pairs.
Multipair is the launchpad where a token starts with more than one market. Launch one token, pair it with USDC, ETH, SOL or tokenized assets, and let shared liquidity routing find the best path beneath every trade.
Quote markets a launch can open with: stablecoins, network assets and approved tokenized assets, every pair routed through shared liquidity
Every trade takes the best path
The router compares direct pools and multi-hop routes before execution, then runs the one that meets your price and slippage limits. You choose the pair; Multipair handles the path.
max route depth at launch
Launch once. Manage every market from one place.
Select several markets in the same flow, then see liquidity, volume and fees across every pair from one dashboard.
Every pair on one token page
All pairs, charts, holders, trades, liquidity and volume in one place. Pair analytics show liquidity depth, fees, price impact and routing share for each market, with organic, routed and incentivised volume kept separate.
Trade with the asset you already hold
Pick the pair you want and compare expected output, fees, slippage and route before signing. Switch pairs without leaving the token page; Multipair handles the path underneath.
per launch at first release
How Multipair works
Create the token and choose the pairs
Set name, symbol, supply and image, then pick quote assets such as USDC, ETH, SOL or tokenized stocks.
Deposit liquidity and open the markets
Fund one primary position. Multipair deploys the token and shows every selected pair on one page.
Route each trade and keep prices aligned
The router picks the best direct or multi-hop path, and arbitrage keeps every pair in line.
One launch, four markets: the NOVA example
A creator launches NOVA and selects USDC, ETH, SOL and AAPLx as quote assets. The deepest launch liquidity sits in NOVA/USDC.
Example launch, Step 1: choose the pairs
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quote assets selected at launch: USDC, ETH, SOL and AAPLx
A user who buys NOVA with ETH sees a NOVA/ETH market, but the router may execute ETH to USDC to NOVA if that produces a better price than a direct NOVA/ETH pool.
Example launch, Step 2: route the trade
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route depth the first release compares: direct pools and two-hop paths
If NOVA/ETH later develops sustained volume, Multipair can create or incentivise a dedicated pool. The interface keeps showing the same pair while the execution engine picks the best path available.
Example launch, Step 3: add direct liquidity
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deep primary market at launch; direct pools are added only after a pair reaches a liquidity or volume threshold
Multiple markets backed by shared liquidity and best route execution. Routing, primary markets and fee breakdowns are documented in full, so every pair is functional rather than cosmetic.
