Every coin has a ticker

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N°001Launch coins paired with stocks
Every coin here is paired with one tokenized stock on StonkFun, on Solana. Its curve is priced in that stock: buys add the stock, sells take it back out.
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N°001Launch coins paired with stocks
A coin with no wallet to connect, no liquidity to seed and no contract to write. Name it, pick the stock it is paired with, send about six dollars in SOL, and it is live on StonkFun.
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  • The launch
  • The life
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The launch

NamePairPay

Name the coin and give it a ticker. Every coin has a fixed supply of one billion, minted once at launch, and nothing more can ever be added to it.

Pick one stock from the list: TSLAx, NVDAx, PLTRx or any of the others. The curve is priced in that stock, so it is what buyers spend and what sellers get back.

Give a Solana wallet address, then send the SOL shown, about six dollars worth, to one address. Once it lands, the coin launches on StonkFun by itself.

02

The life

TradeFillPool

From the first block the coin trades on its curve: on the market page here with a Solana wallet, or on stonkfun.xyz, where every coin launched here also appears.

About 79% of the supply sells on the curve. The raise target is about 85 SOL worth of the paired stock, set at launch, and the curve fills when it gets there.

At the target the rest of the supply and everything raised move into a Raydium pool, and that pool is locked. The founder cannot pull the liquidity back out.

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  • Paired
  • Fixed supply
  • No wallet
  • Locked pool
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FAQ

The mechanism is small enough to explain completely. These are the questions it usually raises first.
A coin on StonkFun, on Solana, with a fixed supply of one billion and one tokenized stock as its pair. About 79% of the supply sells on a bonding curve priced in that stock, and the coin shows on stonkfun.xyz like any other coin launched there.
Because the pair is the currency of the market. A buyer spends the stock, the curve holds it and a seller takes it back out, so what sits in the curve is a tokenized share rather than whatever the last trade said. That share is collateral, and collateral can fall.
No, including by whoever launched it. The supply is fixed at launch, the curve rule is StonkFun's and the same for every coin, and nobody can change the pair, add supply, take what the curve holds or stop a trade. Once the curve fills, the Raydium pool it moves into is locked, so the founder cannot pull the liquidity either. What was true at launch stays true.
The curve is priced in that stock, so in dollar terms the coin falls with it even when nothing has changed on the curve itself. A raise is not a promise: the paired share is collateral, collateral can fall, and nothing here guarantees a price or lets a holder claim the share. What a buyer gets is a coin whose market is denominated in a stock they chose to be exposed to, and that exposure cuts both ways.
About six dollars in SOL to launch, all in, with network fees covered: one address, one amount, no wallet to connect. After that, StonkFun's one percent on every curve trade, and nothing else. Founders take no cut of trades, they earn nothing from them, and the site adds nothing on top of the launch price. Trading the coin afterwards uses a Solana wallet, so a buyer needs the paired stock and a little SOL for network fees.
Question
What is actually being launched here?
Why is every coin paired with a stock?
Can a coin be paused, edited or cancelled?
What happens if the stock falls?
What does it cost?
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Pick a stock. Launch a coin.

Launch with SOL