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I built Anypair so a coin can launch in the token its community already holds.
The pair is what your curve fills in. Raydium LaunchLab has 646 of them on chain, and Anypair opens every one: SOL, USDC, JUP, BONK, NVDAx, POPCAT and hundreds more.
Buyers pay with whatever they hold. The swap into the pair goes in the same transaction.
Next I'm building the step where any community opens its own launchpad here.
anypair.io
So yeah, we're shipping what holders want.
/ANYMODE.
anypair.io/burn
Launching a coin for RAY holders takes one form and one signature. This is the whole flow, with the first buy paid in SOL.
Pick RAY from the pairs and the target shows in RAY and in USD. Set a first buy in whatever you hold.
The review sheet lists what the signature does: create the mint, create the pool, route SOL into RAY, make the first buy.
Every coin's address ends in pair, the way pumpfun's end in pump.
+ already burnt +35M
0.75% of every trade on a coin's curve buys that coin back and burns it.
Each curve trade pays 2.5%, in the pair: 0.25% to Raydium, 0.5% to buy and burn $ANY, and the 0.75% that buys the coin off its own curve.
After graduation, the fees Anypair takes from the coin's pool split in the same proportions, and the coin's part buys it back through its pool.
Every coin's page keeps the count under "Bought back and burned": coins burned, their share of supply, and what was spent in the pair.
0.75% of every trade on a coin's curve buys that coin back and burns it.
Each curve trade pays 2.5%, in the pair: 0.25% to Raydium, 0.5% to buy and burn $ANY, and the 0.75% that buys the coin off its own curve.
After graduation, the fees Anypair takes from the coin's pool split in the same proportions, and the coin's part buys it back through its pool.
Every coin's page keeps the count under "Bought back and burned": coins burned, their share of supply, and what was spent in the pair.
