Launch coins paired to your own portfolio.
No SOL pairs. Your new coin buys your old bags on every trade.
Every buy of your coin is first a buy of the token you already hold.
Which of your bags should your coin buy?
See which of your bags to pair
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What one $1,000 buy does
- 01Trader sends$1,000 of SOL
- 02Curve fee (1.5%)$15.00
- 03→ creator, paid in your bag$7.50
- 04→ protocol, buys $TILT$7.50
- 05Jupiter buys parent #1$886.50
- 06Tilt router buys #2 / #3$98.50
- 07Parent #1 goes into your coin's curvelocked until graduation, then LP
Launch simulator
- Parent #1 bought
- $22.2K
- Parents #2/#3 bought (via Tilt UI)
- $2,463
- Creator fees, paid in parent #1
- $187.50
- Protocol share → buys $TILT
- $187.50
Tilt curve: 1.5% fee, split 50/50 creator / protocol. Graduates at ~$75.0K market cap. Estimates, not promises.
Coins buying coins buying coins.
Demo data until mainnet launch.
The protocol token, launched on Float.
Half of every Tilt-curve fee goes to the protocol. A public crank swaps it to SOL and buys $TILT on Float, posted with tx links. More launches, more volume, more buybacks.
Read this before you launch.
What does “paired to my portfolio” actually mean?+
Your coin's bonding curve is priced in a token you already hold, not SOL. To buy your coin, a trader has to buy that token first. The Tilt router does it in one transaction: SOL → your bag → your coin. That token stays locked in the curve.
What if someone buys on Axiom or GMGN instead of Tilt?+
They still buy parent #1. The curve only accepts it, so any route goes through it. The 10% spillover into parents #2 and #3 only happens on buys made through Tilt.
Float or Tilt curve, what's the difference?+
If your top bag is something Float pairs against (SOL, USDC, tokenized stocks…), we launch through Float: you get its holder rewards and trader airdrops, and the creator earns 5% of the fee. Anything else (WIF, BONK, another Tilt coin) launches on a Tilt curve (Meteora DBC): the creator earns 50% of a 1.5% fee, and the protocol share buys $TILT.
What's recursive about it?+
Any Tilt coin with a route can be the parent of the next launch. A buy of the grandchild buys the child, which buys the original bag. Every layer pumps the one above it.
Risks?+
Your coin's value is tied to its parent: if the parent dumps, so does the quote side of your curve. Tokenized stocks can be paused by their issuer. The contracts Tilt composes (Meteora DBC, Raydium LaunchLab via Float, Jupiter) are audited by their teams, but the composition isn't audited yet. Float's program is unaudited. DYOR.