sasa launches your coin on every chain at the same time. Buyers everywhere push it toward one shared finish line, and the chain with the most support wins.
One form puts your coin live on every chain at the same moment.
Buys on every chain add up to one progress bar toward graduation.
At the target, the strongest chain wins and liquidity is locked forever.
sasa launches a meme coin on several chains at once. Buyers on every chain push it toward one shared target, and the chain with the most money wins.
When you create a coin you pick the chains it launches on. It appears on all of them at the same time, with the same name and picture, and people can buy it on whichever chain they already use.
Every chain has its own price curve, but the money people put in is added up across all chains, in dollars. When the total reaches the target, the coin graduates. The chain holding the most money wins: its money goes into a trading pool that is locked forever, and the coin carries on there.
Buying stops there, but selling back stays open forever, so nobody's money is stuck. Holders can get their money back in one tap, and move it to the winning chain with a bridge if they want to keep holding the coin.
A bot adds up the chains and triggers graduation. It can only graduate or close; the contracts don't let it move anyone's money. Every decision comes with a published report of the numbers, so anyone can check it.
Every buy and sell pays 1%. 0.3% goes to the coin's creator and 0.7% keeps the platform running. The same split applies in the locked pool after graduation.
No. Before graduation the money sits in the price curve, where only sellers can take it out by selling. After graduation it is locked in the pool forever. The creator can sell coins they bought, like anyone else.
Never. Every action is a transaction you sign in your own wallet.
Meme coins are very risky and most lose their value. The contracts are tested, but they have not been through an independent security audit yet. Only use money you can afford to lose.