Introduction
DUALITY launches one coin on two chains — Solana and Base — at the same moment, from a single deposit, and keeps the two prices inside a ±5% band for the coin's whole life.
What DUALITY does
A normal launch picks a chain and abandons every trader on the other one. A "multichain" launch usually means a wrapped IOU, a bridge vote, and two order books that drift apart until one of them is a ghost town.
DUALITY does neither. At genesis the full supply is minted 50/50 natively on both chains, two identical bonding curves open together, and a protocol market-maker holds their prices within a ±5% band — forever. Traders never bridge. Tokens never wrap. There is no "main" chain.
The result is one chart, two crowds: the peg page covers exactly how the band holds, and the simulation lets you shock it yourself.
The two venues
| Solana side | Base side | |
|---|---|---|
| Token standard | native SPL | native ERC-20 |
| Launch venue | DUALITY curve (pump.fun-style) | mirrored curve contract |
| Quote assets | SOL | ETH, USDC |
| Block time | ~400ms | ~2s |
| Graduates to | Raydium | Aerodrome |
| Safety at genesis | mint + freeze revoked | ownership renounced |
Why these two? Solana has the fastest meme-discovery culture in crypto; Base has Coinbase-adjacent retail and the deepest EVM stablecoin pools. They are different crowds with different money — which is precisely the point.
How a dual launch works
- 1 · Deposit 1 SOL. Name, ticker, image. That's the whole form. The deposit seeds both curves and the coin's MMVault.
- 2 · Mirrored genesis. Supply mints 50/50 across chains; two curves open in the same minute with identical parameters, quoting in USD via each chain's oracle.
- 3 · Trade locally. Solana degens buy with SOL at Solana speed; Base wallets buy with ETH/USDC. Both see one price, held by the peg.
- 4 · Graduate twice. At $69K combined market cap, liquidity migrates to Raydium and Aerodrome in the same hour, and the LP is burned on both chains.
Graduation
Graduation is triggered by combined cap, not either side alone — so one chain's mania can't strand the other below the line. At the threshold: both curves close in the same epoch, liquidity seeds Raydium (SOL pair) and Aerodrome (ETH/USDC pair), LP tokens are burned on both chains, and the MMVault switches from trading against the curves to trading against the pools. The band never blinks.
Fees & the flywheel
| Source | Rate |
|---|---|
| Curve / pool trading fee, each chain | 1.0% |
| Peg-correction spread | variable — paid by volatility |
All revenue, from both chains, splits one way:
| Destination | Share |
|---|---|
| $DUAL buyback & burn | 50% |
| Coin creator — paid in SOL + ETH | 30% |
| MMVault recapitalization | 15% |
| Protocol ops | 5% |
Creators earn on both legs of their coin's volume — the strongest reason to launch dual rather than single-chain. The buyback leg makes $DUAL an index on everything the pad ships, and the vault leg means the peg is funded by the very volatility it tames.