Twin is a launchpad on Solana. Your token trades against a tokenized stock, commodity, or crypto major - and every trading fee accrues in that asset, not in SOL.
Twin is a Solana launchpad focused on one thing: launching a token that trades against a real-world asset, with the liquidity locked and the fees paid out in that asset.
Every transaction is signed from your own wallet. Twin never holds your keys or your tokens.
The pool position is owned by a program address. There is no instruction that can withdraw it - not even for us.
Trades pay fees in the asset you paired against, so a TSLAx pair pays out in TSLAx.
Mint authority is revoked and metadata frozen in the launch transaction. Supply and name can never change.
Sign in with a Solana wallet - no other setup required.
Choose the tokenized stock, commodity, or crypto major your token will trade against.
Two transactions: mint the supply, then create the pool. Roughly 0.2 SOL in fees.
Your token trades on Raydium. Fees accrue in the paired asset and go to holders or to you.
Your token does not track the asset it pairs with - it trades against it. That is what decides which asset your trading fees arrive in.
Trade against xStocks like TSLAx, AAPLx or NVDAx, and collect fees in them.
Pair against tokenized gold or silver and earn your fees in the metal.
SOL, wrapped BTC and wrapped ETH are all available as pairs.
Pair against a token your community already holds, instead of SOL.
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Tokens launched on Twin
18
Assets you can twin against
1B
Fixed supply, minted once per token
100%
Of every pool's liquidity locked at launch
Your token launches into a Raydium pool priced in that asset instead of SOL. It does not track the asset's price and gives you no claim on it - the pairing decides what people trade against and which asset the fees arrive in.
Tokenized stocks such as TSLAx, AAPLx and NVDAx, tokenized commodities like gold and silver, crypto majors including SOL, wrapped BTC and wrapped ETH, and established memecoins. The full list is on the launch page.
Roughly 0.2 SOL in network and account-rent fees, across two transactions. You supply no capital for the pool: the position opens above the market price, so it starts holding only your own token.
No. The Raydium position is owned by a program-derived address, and the program has no instruction that withdraws liquidity or transfers that position. It is not a promise - there is no code path that could do it.
Every trade pays a swap fee that accrues in the paired asset. In holder mode 80% goes to holders and 20% to the protocol; in creator mode it is a 50/50 split with the creator. Holder payouts are distributed against a merkle root published on-chain and claimed from the Claim page.
No. You sign every transaction from your own wallet and Twin never holds your tokens. The supply is minted straight into the pool and mint authority is revoked in the same transaction, so no more can ever be created.
Connect your wallet and launch a token that trades against a tokenized stock, commodity, or crypto major. Two transactions, about 0.2 SOL.
Launch your Twin