Meme coins paired to real bets

Every coin trades against one side of a prediction market, rolls onto the next bet when that one resolves, and pays a fee-funded pot to whoever backed the winning side.

Every coin points at something real

The markets are mirrored from Polymarket. The coins, the pools and the pots settle on Robinhood Chain, next to the launchpad whose curve they reuse.

$4,120
63%
5.0M

Logos identify the market source, the chain Polypair settles on, the launchpad it reuses and assets and services already deployed there. They do not imply a partnership or an endorsement.

How it works

A coin's life is a sequence of cycles. Each cycle is one bet, and the coin carries its holders from one bet to the next.

01

Launch

Pick a bet and a side. The coin's quote asset becomes that side's ticket.

02

Trade

Buy on the curve, then on the pool once it graduates. Every trade pays a 1% fee.

03

Resolve

The bet ends. A bonded proposal, a 24-hour challenge window, then it is final.

04

Re-pair

The pot pays the winning side and the coin rolls onto the next bet.

The quote asset is the whole idea

A launchpad normally quotes a coin in ETH or a stablecoin. Polypair quotes it in a mirror ticket: an on-chain copy of one side of a prediction market, worth 1 USDG if that side wins and nothing if it does not.

The bonding curve, the graduation split and the events are the ones the ecosystem already knows — only what the coin trades against changes.

A normal launchpad

Polypair

Quote asset is ETH or a stablecoin
Quote asset is one side of a bet
Price is just supply and demand
Price also carries the odds
Fees leave the token
Fees build a pot the winners share
The token lives on one curve forever
The coin rolls onto the next bet
VolumeFeesPot & liquidityStakingPriceevery tradefeeds the loop

Where the fees go

Every trade pays 1 %, split four ways and always the same way.

40%

Liquidity

Compounded into the coin's locked pool, so the book gets deeper as it trades.

35%

Pot

Held as tickets. It pays out in USDG when the cycle settles — or buys back and burns.

15%

Creator

Vests over 30 days from launch.

10%

Protocol

Runs the thing.

No volume, no fees — a coin nobody trades distributes nothing.

What you win

Holders

Stake your coin on a side. If that side is right, the winning stakers share the pot in USDG. If the coin's own side loses, the insurance reserve goes to the people who backed the other one.

Creators

15 % of every fee the coin ever charges, vesting over 30 days — plus the deciding vote on the next bet when nobody else votes.

Liquidity providers

The coin's own pool position is locked forever and deepened by 40 % of fees. On mirror pools, anyone can provide USDG and tickets and earn the swap fee.

Pick a side.

Launch the coin.