01One launch, three coins
Pick a name, ticker and image once. twin launches the same coin on Solana, BNB Chain and Ethereum, each on its own bonding curve with the same starting price and supply.
0272 hours of trading
Each chain is its own market. Volume is the score: every buy and sell on that chain's curve counts. Trades between wallets twin links together don't. You can hold on one chain, or all three.
03The bell and the absorb
At hour 72 the losing curves freeze. Their liquidity is bridged to the winning chain and spent buying the coin there. Those tokens are sent to the losing holders, split by what their bags were worth at the bell.
Do I lose everything if my chain loses?
No. Your bag on the losing chain is converted. The liquidity behind it buys the coin on the winning chain, and you get those tokens on the winning chain, at a wallet you link. You can end up with more or less than you put in, like any trade.
Where do I receive tokens if my chain loses?
Link a wallet on each chain before the bell. If you hold on a chain that loses, your share of the absorb is sent to your linked wallet on the winning chain. Nothing linked? It waits for you to claim it.
What stops someone faking volume?
Volume counts trades on twin's curves only. Trades between wallets twin links together, by funding source and timing, are left out of the score. Every trade still pays the 1% fee, so faking volume costs real money.
What does twin charge?
1% of every trade, on every chain, plus the network's own launch cost on each chain. Nothing is taken from the absorb itself apart from bridge and swap costs.
What if a chain or a bridge goes down at the bell?
The bell waits. If a chain is halted, or a bridge can't settle, the absorb is paused until it can. The score stays frozen at the bell, so nobody can trade their way into a win during the pause.
Is this legal where I live?
Memecoins are risky and can go to zero, and rules differ by country. Check yours, and only put in what you can afford to lose. 18+.