Launch a coin priced in shares.
Every coin on Twin launches paired to a tokenized stock. The bonding curve is quoted in that stock, not in SOL — so buyers pay in xTSLA, the chart reads in xTSLA, and graduation puts COIN/xTSLA into the pool.
You are choosing two exposures at once: the coin and the stock it is priced in. That is the whole product, and the reason the risks section exists.
Pairing means the quote asset changes
Nothing about the coin is synthetic and nothing tracks a stock price. The pair is simply what the curve is denominated in — and that one change moves everything downstream.
You pick the counterpart
Any ticker in the index that has a tokenized counterpart live on Solana. The picker shows which ones do; the rest are searchable but cannot be paired until they are tokenized.
The curve is priced in that token
Buyers spend xTSLA, not SOL. The chart, the market cap and the graduation threshold are all denominated in shares, so the coin's price is a ratio: how much of your coin one share buys.
Graduation lands in a COIN/xSTOCK pool
Liquidity is paired against the stock token, not SOL. Anyone holding the coin is short the ratio and long the stock at the same time, whether they meant to be or not.
Fees are paid in the same asset
The 1% comes out in the paired token: 0.5% dev, 0.3% protocol, 0.2% to a buy-and-burn of the coin. No conversion step, no hidden swap, no SOL leg.
Pairs
Example rows, marked as such — a picture of what the market page looks like. Real pairs appear once the program is deployed.
| Pair | Quote | Ratio | 24h | State |
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You are taking two risks, not one
Everything below is a direct consequence of the mechanic above. It is on the front page because a pad that pairs memes to equities and buries this is selling something else.
Two exposures, one position
A coin paired to xTSLA can go up against the stock and still leave you down in dollars if the stock falls harder. The ratio is what trades; your PnL is the ratio times the stock.
Tokenized stocks carry issuer risk
xStock-style tokens are claims issued by a company, not shares you hold at a broker. If the issuer halts redemptions or gets shut down, the pair's quote asset is the problem — not the coin.
Equities keep market hours, crypto doesn't
Weekends, halts and gaps happen to the stock leg while the coin keeps trading. Expect the ratio to move for reasons that have nothing to do with the coin.
The stock leg's liquidity is thinner
Tokenized equity liquidity on-chain is a fraction of SOL's. Big exits pay for it twice: once in the coin, once converting the stock token back to anything else.
Pairing doesn't make a meme serious
Quoting a dog coin in xNVDA does not give it a business. The pair changes the unit of account, not the odds that the coin goes to zero against it.
Not a stock, not a claim on one
Buying a paired coin gives you no ownership, dividend or voting right in the company — and Twin is not affiliated with any issuer or exchange named in the index.
Where this actually is
No program id, no token, no live pairs
Every number on this page is illustrative and every row is labelled. The index here is a preview slice; the design targets the whole equity universe, and a ticker becomes pairable only when a tokenized counterpart actually exists for it.
Anything calling itself a live Twin today is not us.