THE SOLANA LIQUIDITY STUDIO
One token.
Every pair.
Choose your assets. Set your split.
One token. A whole lot of possibilities.
THE LIQUIDITY STUDIO
Big ideas.
Your kind of split.
One budget. Multiple markets.
Move the sliders. See where every dollar goes.
Split evenly between your token and quote assets.
$SPLITEach allocation funds a separate trading pool. Multiple pairs do not automatically create asset backing or redemption rights.
LOOK UNDER THE HOOD
More than a ticker.
A token with a plan.
Markets to trade in. Fees to share.
Assets to redeem when you choose a basket.
MORE WAYS INTO YOUR TOKEN
Same token.
Different doors.
Some people hold stablecoins. Some hold the native asset. Give them a pair that meets them where they are.
Each pair has its own liquidity. You set how much goes where, all from one budget.
Find your split ↗Each pool budget includes equal starting value on both sides. The quote-asset amount is half the pool budget.
WHEN TRADES PAY IT FORWARD
Trading fees.
Shared with holders.
Choose a trading fee and the share allocated to holders. More trading means more fees. No trading means no new fees.
Rewards come from trading activity, separate from assets held in a backing basket.
Based on the inputs above. Actual fees depend on trading volume; individual rewards also depend on holder eligibility and share.
FOR BASKET-BACKED TOKENS
Burn your token.
Take your share.
A backed token represents a proportional share of a separate asset basket. Burn tokens to redeem that share of the remaining assets.
Basket value moves with its assets. Redemption does not guarantee your original purchase price.
Proportional asset values before network and redemption fees. The trading pools and backing basket are funded separately.
THE DETAILS MATTER
Good questions.
Straight answers.
Know what you're creating.
Know what you're holding.
Does more than one pair mean my token is backed?
No. Multiple pairs create separate markets for the same token. Backing requires a dedicated basket of assets and a redemption mechanism. The token builder keeps these choices separate.
Why split liquidity across different pairs?
Different quote assets give people different ways to trade your token. Your total budget is spread across those markets, so each pool is smaller than a single pool with the full budget. More pairs do not automatically mean better prices or lower slippage.
Where do holder rewards come from?
From the chosen share of trading fees. Rewards depend on trading volume and the fee settings. They are not a fixed return, and there is no new trading-fee income when no trades occur.
What does locked liquidity actually lock?
A liquidity lock restricts withdrawals from the trading pools for the selected period. It is separate from backing assets, which follow the basket's redemption rules. A liquidity lock does not fix the token's market price.
Why not just hold the underlying assets?
Holding the assets directly may be simpler. A basket token combines an asset allocation with a community token and optional fee sharing. That adds contract, fee and market risks, so its structure needs to offer something useful to the people holding it.
Make room
for more.
A token people can get behind.
A structure they can understand.