Pick both.
Solana × Base
One coin.
Every new chain splits a community in two. Duality mints your coin natively on both chains in the same minute and holds one price across them. No bridges, no wrapped copies, no main chain.
Every launch abandons half the market.
Launch on Solana and you never meet Base's Coinbase-adjacent retail and USDC depth. Launch on Base and you miss the fastest meme-discovery culture in crypto. "Go multichain later" means a wrapped token, a bridge vote, and two order books drifting apart until one is a ghost town. By then, the moment has passed.
Push the peg yourself.
This simulation runs the production peg logic. Shock either side and watch the market maker reel both prices back inside the ±5% band — the same engine feeding the monitor above.
Two crowds. Two kinds of money.
| Solana | Base | |
|---|---|---|
| Token | Native SPL | Native ERC-20 |
| Quote assets | SOL | ETH · USDC |
| Block time | ~400 ms | ~2 s |
| Safety at genesis | Mint + freeze revoked | Ownership renounced |
| Graduates to | Raydium | Aerodrome |
| Who's there | pump.fun natives | Coinbase retail |
How a launch works.
Deposit 1 SOL
Name, ticker, image. That's the whole form. The deposit seeds both curves and the coin's market-maker vault.
Mirrored genesis
Supply mints 50/50 across chains. Two identical curves open together, quoting in USD via each chain's oracle.
Both sides trade
Solana trades at Solana speed, Base at Base depth. The market maker holds the two prices inside the band.
Graduate twice
At $69K combined cap, liquidity moves to Raydium and Aerodrome in the same hour. LP burned on both chains.
Fees and $DUAL.
Every trade pays 1% and every peg correction captures a spread. All of it, from both chains, routes one way — the full math lives on the Revenue page:
Questions, answered plainly.
Is the peg a guarantee?
No — it's a funded market mechanism. The vault sells the rich side and buys the cheap side with its own inventory, and 15% of all revenue refills it. Under extreme one-sided flow the gap can stay open until fees catch up. The band state (in band / correcting / wide / suspended) is published live, per coin.
Do I ever need to bridge?
Never. You buy and sell on the chain you live on. Only the market maker's own float crosses the bridge, in scheduled batches — your tokens are native on both sides and never wrap.
Which chain is the "real" one?
Neither. Both deployments are native, both curves are identical, and graduation is triggered by combined market cap so one chain's mania can't strand the other. There is no main chain by design.
Can I arbitrage the band myself?
Please do. Inside ±5% the protocol does nothing — closing small gaps is free money for you and free peg-tightening for everyone else.
What happens if a chain halts?
The live side keeps trading and the band suspends until both legs return. Full failure modes are documented honestly on the peg page.
Two chains. One chart. One deposit.
Launch your coin everywhere its buyers already are.
LAUNCH A DUAL COIN →