A rising tide lifts your coin.
On Lift, every coin trades against a stock like NVIDIA or Tesla, not SOL. When the stock goes up, your coin goes up with it, on top of its own moves. And holders get paid in that stock.
The whole idea, in one line
Pick your tide.
Every coin chooses one pair to ride. Tap one to launch a coin on it.
On the water.
Every coin launched on Lift shows up here.
The water is clear. Be first.
No coins have launched on Lift yet. Pick a pair and yours will be the first one on the water.
Three steps. One click to buy.
Pick a stock
Choose what your coin rides: NVIDIA, Tesla, the S&P 500, OpenAI, Anthropic, Bitcoin and more.
Launch your coin
Add a name, ticker and picture, then launch it on stonk.fun for about 0.03 SOL. It's priced in the stock from its first trade.
Ride the tide
Your coin moves with its own buyers and with the stock. Fill the curve and it graduates to a locked Raydium pool.
Buying is one swap
You don't need to own the stock first. Swap SOL into the coin on Jupiter and it routes through the stock for you.
Where the fees go
Launches run on stonk.fun, so its fee rules apply. After graduation the creator earns the pool fee they picked, and "reward" coins pay holders in the stock.
Hold a coin, get paid in its stock.
Launch a reward coin and a small tax on every transfer is turned into the stock and shared with holders. Hold an NVDAx coin, collect NVDAx.
Your payouts
Connect a wallet to see what you've earned from every coin you hold.
Payouts start with the first reward coin
When a reward coin trades, its holders get paid in the stock it rides. Every payout will show up here as it happens.
Good to know.
So what is a "stock pair"?
Most memecoins are priced in SOL. A Lift coin is priced in a tokenized stock instead. That means its dollar price follows two things: how much people want the coin, and the price of the stock.
Am I buying real shares?
No. Coins on Lift are memecoins. They trade against tokenized stocks, but they don't give you ownership of any company.
Do I need to own the stock to buy a coin?
No. Swap SOL on Jupiter and it routes through the stock into the coin.
What if the stock goes down?
Then the tide goes out: every coin paired with it is worth less in dollars, even if nobody sells. It works in both directions.
How do payouts work?
Reward coins carry a 1% or 3% transfer tax. It's swapped into the paired stock and shared among holders by how much they hold.
Where do coins actually launch?
On stonk.fun, using Raydium LaunchLab. Lift helps you pick a pair and set up your coin, then sends you there to sign the launch with your own wallet.
Who can use Lift?
Tokenized stocks aren't available to US persons or in some other regions, so Lift isn't either. Check your local rules.