One coin.
Every
dimension.
Launch on pump.fun and set the route. The moment your creator fees can pay for it, your coin launches on the next chain. Add a loop and the route starts over when it ends.
You draw
the map.
Pick every jump: the chain and the launchpad. The moment your fees cover a launch, the next one goes live. Choose your share of fees and loop it at the end.
Fees open
the next one.
No bridges to figure out, no relaunching by hand. Your coin travels on its own.
Launch
Start on pump.fun, or any Solana launchpad you like.
Set the route
Pick the chains and launchpads, in the order you want.
Fees pay the way
The share of creator fees you chose goes to the route. You set it, from 10% to 100%.
Jump
The moment there's enough to pay for the launch, your coin goes live on the next launchpad with the same name, ticker and logo.
Loop
Add a loop and the route starts over when it ends. Every chain keeps feeding the next one.
Chains &
launchpads.
Every major chain, and the launchpad people actually trade on there. New ones get added as they launch.
Start in
dimension one.
Your route comes with you from the builder above. Sign with your wallet and your coin starts its trip.
Questions.
Is it the same coin on every chain?
Same name, same ticker, same logo, one route. Each dimension is its own token on its own launchpad, and they're all linked from one page so holders can follow the trip.
Where does the money for a jump come from?
From your creator fees. You choose the share, from 10% to 100%. As soon as there's enough to pay for the next launch, it happens. No targets, no waiting.
What happens at a jump?
Your coin launches on the next launchpad, paid for by your fees. The new coin's creator fees keep feeding the route, so every dimension pushes the next one.
What does the loop do?
When the last dimension goes live, the route starts again from the first one. Lap after lap, as long as fees keep coming in.
Can I change the route later?
Jumps that haven't happened yet can be edited. Every change is signed by your wallet and shown on the coin's page.