TWINE$TWINECNWxmoBSQZo2Sgp5KSAK5m9FwSqDbXQRP4CNMuoe78Gm0xe27501d787d647CC82a5B4a7Eafd5750386F1B77Each chain has its own supply. Burns lower it for good; locks take tokens out of circulation for a set time. Read from the chains, refreshed every minute.
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Buy into the next coin before it exists. When the auction fills, it launches on both chains in the same second.
Every coin here trades on pump.fun and on Robinhood Chain at the same time.
The coin is created on pump.fun and on PONS in the same second, with the same opening market cap. It trades on each chain's own venues: pump.fun, Axiom and GMGN on Solana; PONS on Robinhood Chain.
A maker holds inventory and cash on both chains. When one side runs more than 5% ahead it sells there and buys the other, closing the gap in well under a second. It never adds unhedged exposure.
Creator rewards from both chains flow back to the maker, so the mirror funds itself. For coins launched through an auction, fees above the maker's launch cash go on to the flywheel. Graduation happens on each chain on its own terms; while a pool is being opened the other side is held to the last price.
Every coin launched here pays its creator fees forward into TWINE.
Each auction coin earns a 2% creator fee on every trade, on pump.fun and on PONS. Its treasury claims them into the coin's own market maker.
Fees first top the maker back up to the cash it launched with, plus a gas reserve. A maker that has been spending to hold its peg keeps its fees until it is whole again. Maker capital itself is never spent on burns.
Everything above that buys TWINE on the chain the fee came from and burns it, so the supply falls with every coin's volume. Each burn is a public transaction, listed below as it happens.
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Each auction raises SOL and Robinhood ETH for one coin. Every dollar contributed buys tokens at the opening price, one to one, inside the launch transaction itself. What the raise does not spend on the launch funds the coin's own market maker.
Deposits buy shares on this curve at the price of the moment; the price rises as the reserve fills, so early money buys at the floor and ends up with more tokens per dollar than late money. Shares can be sold back to the curve any time before the raise fills. When it fills, the coin launches on both chains and every share becomes real tokens. One wallet may hold at most of the raise.
Life has two paths but in the end the end is the same.
Buying sends the amount from your wallet to this raise's deposit address on that chain; it is credited within a few seconds and buys shares at the price of the moment. Selling pays out in the same asset from that chain's side of the reserve, at the current price minus the fee. Nothing to approve, no contract: one signed line proves the wallet is yours.
Demo mode: buys are simulated and credited to the wallet you connected, nothing leaves it; sells ask your wallet for a real signature, which the server verifies, and the payout is recorded rather than sent.
Send from a wallet you control: shares, sale proceeds and refunds all go to the address that sent. Exchange withdrawals cannot be credited.
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Twine v2 replaces the auction. You pay a small refundable deposit, the Twine reserve fronts your coin's market maker, the coin launches on pump.fun and PONS in the same second at the same market cap, and you keep half of every trade's fee on both chains, forever. New auctions are paused until v2 opens; auctions already open keep running and launch as normal. Follow @twinedotfun for the opening.
The coin page opens with both market caps at the opening price; the numbers here are the estimate for your target.
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