What we're building
Ordered by how certain it is, not by when it lands. Nothing here carries a date, because a date on an unbuilt feature is a promise we would rather keep than make. For what has already shipped, see the changelog.
Building now
5Being worked on now. Each piece runs on a test chain before it opens on mainnet.
Trading terminal
A full trading screen for any token, ours or not, with orders that work while you are away: a limit buy, a take profit and a stop loss, placed straight on the chart. Your tokens stay in your own wallet until an order fills. A price touching your level only arms the order, and it fills if the price is still there a moment later, so a one-block wick cannot trigger your stop. Our keeper fills orders around the clock, and if it ever stops, anyone can fill an order after a public wait. Orders can route across Uniswap, PancakeSwap, Sushi and others to fill at the best price. Built and audited; being tested before it opens on mainnet.
OTC desk
Trade a block of a coin's supply at a fixed price, off the chart, so a big holder can sell without dumping into the pool and a buyer can take size without moving it. Offers go both ways: sell a share of supply, or bid for one with the payment held in the contract. Fill all of it or only part, keep it open to anyone or send it to one wallet as a private link, and buy across several offers at once from an order book. Tokens bought there unlock after a short lock, so a discount can't be dumped straight back into the pool. Running on BNB Chain, Base and Ethereum test chains before it opens on mainnet.
Liquidity pools
Put your tokens to work in a pool on a price range you choose, and decide what happens when the price leaves it: the position closes for you automatically. This builds on what is already live, where an Advanced launch can send part of its tax back into the pool's locked liquidity or into a buy-back-and-burn, with the token page showing what has been added and when the next one runs.
Choose your liquidity at launch
Pick how your coin's supply sits in the pool, and so how its price moves as people buy. Standard is the single, even pool every launch has today. Degen is for exotic curves: walls at a market cap, a deep floor, depth that comes late, or a curve you draw yourself, with a minimum depth everywhere so no stretch can be bought through for almost nothing; it is running on our test chain now. High liquidity, the deepest pool of the three so each buy moves the price the least, is being designed. Every option puts the whole supply in the pool and locks it forever, and you can choose to lock your own dev buy for 7 to 365 days.
More pair assets
Eight memecoins and thirty-one tokenized stocks are pairable today. Adding a name is a matter of it having a market deep enough that a buyer can actually get hold of it, which is the bar the current list had to clear.
Next up
2Committed and specified — the work we have said yes to.
Live pair prices everywhere
A memecoin's price is read live from its own market when a pool is valued, but the asset list still shows the figure recorded when it was added. The swap card now declines to price a trade off that stale number rather than showing a confident wrong one — which is the right answer and not the same as having the live one.
More chains
Five are live: Robinhood Chain, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Base and Arc. Each new one is the same contract suite deployed there and the indexer pointed at it, which the last three have proved takes about a day each.
Exploring
3Ideas we like. Not committed, and some of these will be dropped.
Alerts you can act on
Telegram or push notifications for a launch you are watching, a reveal you are waiting on, or fees worth claiming.
Creator reputation
A public track record on a creator's profile — what they have launched before and how it went — so a new token is not judged in a vacuum.
Deeper agent tooling
The read API and agent skill exist. The question is how much of launching and managing a token should be automatable, and what should stay behind a human hand.
Shipped
22Live today. Every one of these has a changelog entry.
Live on Base, BNB Chain and Ethereum
Three more chains, each on the same contracts as the rest and owned by the platform's multisig. On BNB Chain a coin can open on Uniswap V4 or PancakeSwap.
Airdrops in one transaction
Up to 150 wallets paid in a single transaction, or a claim airdrop where each wallet collects its own share.
Advanced launches and sniper windows
A taxed launch with a buy and sell tax you set and split, a dynamic tax that can only be lowered, and a sniper window that opens high and falls to normal within minutes.
Two ways to take the fee
A Quick launch chooses who charges its 1%: the pool, or a hook that pays you 75% of it automatically, so liquidity others add can never take a share.
Airdrop
Send a token, or ETH, to a whole list of wallets from one form: split a total evenly, give each wallet its own amount, or upload a CSV.
Top creators
A leaderboard of the wallets whose launches have paid them the most, with Follow beside each one.
Every contract in one place
The token factories, lockers, fee splitters and hooks behind every coin, chain by chain, each one a click from its block explorer.
Badges
Coins wear the milestones they have reached, worked out from what happened on chain, and can share them as a picture.
Launch from Telegram
@runituplaunchbot creates or imports a wallet, takes a deposit and deploys a coin without leaving the chat — against ETH, USDG, a memecoin or a tokenized stock, the same choices the site gives you.
Trade any two assets
Both legs of the swap are set from one list of everything on the chain, so a stock trades straight for another stock and selling no longer means finding the reverse arrow.
Buy a stock-paired coin with ETH
One transaction from ether into a pool quoted in SPY or CASHCAT, and back out again. Arriving at one of those pools holding none of its pair used to be a dead end.
Live on Arc
Circle’s chain, from the day it opened. Pools sit in Uniswap’s own deployment there, so they are listed and tradeable outside this site, and everything is quoted in USDC — which on Arc is the chain’s own currency, so the prices are dollars rather than a conversion of them.
Live on Robinhood Chain mainnet
The same contracts the testnet beta ran, with real liquidity locked permanently in a contract that has no withdraw function of any kind.
Launch against a memecoin
Pair your coin with CASHCAT, PIPEDOG or six other established names on this chain, as well as with a tokenized stock.
Uniswap V4 by default
About a fifth of V3's network fee, because a V4 pool does not deploy a contract of its own. V3 is still there if you want it.
Launch against tokenized stocks
A pair does not have to be ETH. Thirty-one equities, on Uniswap V4.
Buy the pair asset here
Stocks and memecoins are both tradeable on the swap page, so a pool paired with one is reachable without leaving the site.
A creator's home
One place showing every token you have launched, what it has earned you and what is claimable, rather than reading it a token at a time.
Stealth launch
Launch without being listed, and reveal on your own schedule.
Cross-chain bridge
Any supported chain to any other, in each chain's own gas token.
Community takeover
If a creator walks away, the people who picked up the work can apply to have future creator fees redirected to them.
Docs, public API and an agent skill
Read the same data the site reads, and automate against it.
This is a direction, not a contract. Items move between groups, and anything under Exploring may never be built. Runitup is live on 5 chains.