Coins paired
with stocks
Your next big idea. Priced in NVIDIA.
A coin can start with a joke.
Its price can start with a stock people already watch.
Pick a pair.
Big ideas come in all shapes. Every pair here is on chain, quoted in the stock its frog wears.
Pick a frog. Name your coin. Put them on a pad.
Every stock on the pond is a frog. Your coin rides on one of them: it is priced in that stock and bought and sold with it, on a curve that opens the moment the launch lands and hands over to a Uniswap v4 pool once it has raised enough. Three steps, one launch.
Pick the stock
Choose the frog your coin will ride: NVIDIA, Tesla, Apple, the S&P 500 and the rest. From that moment your coin is quoted in that share, not in ETH.
Name your coin
A name, a ticker, a picture and a line about it. One billion supply, minted once by the factory into the curve. Buy first if you want to be the first holder.
Launch and trade
Your signature deploys the coin and opens its curve, quoted in the stock. Every buy pays stock into the curve; when it holds the graduation threshold, the curve seeds a Uniswap v4 pool with what it raised and closes. Your pair is on the board the same second.
A price you can reason about, a story that writes itself.
ETH pairs make every new coin a leveraged bet on ETH. Pairing with a stock swaps that beta for something people already follow.
The narrative is built in
A coin paired with TSLA is a Tesla coin the moment it exists. Earnings, launches, headlines: the stock brings the attention, your token rides it.
Quoted in a unit people know
Prices read as fractions of a share, not of a gas token. Holders can tell in a glance whether the coin moved or the whole market did.
A graduation you can see
The curve is public math: price, reserves and the graduation threshold are on chain for every pair. When enough of the stock is in, the Uniswap v4 pool is created automatically. Nobody decides when, and nobody holds keys to it.
What holds without trusting us.
Everything a careful buyer checks before the first trade, answered on chain and linked here.
The curve's quote asset is the stock token itself. There is no ETH leg: buys pay stock in, sells take stock out.
One billion tokens, minted by the factory into the curve at launch. No owner is left who could mint more.
When the curve holds its threshold of the stock, it seeds a Uniswap v4 pool and closes. The threshold is set per stock by the factory and shown on every pair.
Every pair is launched through the public Pons V2 factory on Robinhood Chain, verified on the explorer. LilyPad puts no contract of its own in between, except the published launcher that bundles your first buy. Factory contract ↗
—What a coin on a pad is, and is not
Four things worth reading before any transaction. None of them are hidden in a footer, and none of them change once a pair is open.
It is not a share.
A coin paired with NVDA is priced in NVDA and trades against it. It does not give you NVIDIA stock, dividends or votes. The stock is what the curve holds, nothing more.
The stock is permanent.
A pair cannot be re-paired after launch. Pick the stock your buyers actually follow, because that decision outlives every other one you make.
A curve is not a market.
Until it graduates, the only counterparty is the curve: every buy moves the price up and every sell moves it down, by formula. Buys in the first minutes also pay a snipe tax. Treat the price as a live reading, not a forecast.
Stock tokens are not for everyone.
Robinhood's stock tokens are issued for eligible customers in the European Union and are geo-restricted. If you cannot hold the stock token, you cannot buy the coin. Check your local rules before anything else.
Questions
What is a pair here?
A coin and the stock it is priced in. You pick the stock at launch; the coin's curve is quoted in that stock and every trade settles in it, with no ETH in between.
Do I need to own the stock to launch?
No. Launching costs the factory's creation fee in ETH. You only need the stock token if you want a first buy. The curve starts with the full supply on the coin side; the stock side fills as people buy.
What happens to the stock people pay in?
It sits in the curve, and sells are paid out of it. When the curve reaches its graduation threshold, that stock and the remaining coins seed a Uniswap v4 pool automatically. There is no withdraw function, for the creator or for us.
What do creators earn?
Whatever creator tax the launch sets on curve trades, up to the factory's maximum, claimable from the fee escrow. LilyPad launches default to 0%; the figure for each pair is on its page.
What happens when the stock market is closed?
Tokenized stocks trade on chain around the clock; their price follows the underlying and can drift while the market is shut. Your pair keeps trading, quoted in that token, at whatever the pool says.
Is any of this real?
The pairs on this site are sample data until the adapter is wired to the chain. LilyPad does not issue stocks or run the curves; it is a front end for the public Pons V2 factory on —, which pairs coins you create with tokenized shares issued by third parties. Read the docs and your local rules before launching or trading.
Every pair is one coin and one curve, created in the same transaction. These rules are the same for every pair and do not change after launch.