The first launchpad built for PVE coins is here.
The truth is, it’s not Solana’s or Pumpfun’s fault that coins don’t run like they used to. It’s other chains fighting for a piece of the memecoin market.
Every big narrative dies the same way: three “official” versions, three chains, three communities fighting over which one is real.
A meme doesn’t need a different coin on every chain. It needs one coin that can be everywhere.
So we built that. You launch a normal https://t.co/LLRoRXQGzq coin on Multipad. The only difference is the fee split, locked at launch: 80% to a treasury, 20% burns $MULTIPAD
When your coin graduates and the fund reaches 12 SOL, it takes itself across. Not a wrapped copy, not a new mint. The same coin, locked on Solana, minted on the other side through @wormhole, with a real pool at the Solana price.
You pick the chains at launch. Every fee after that keeps flows into those pools, and the pools’ own fees go back in.
Coins built for cross-chain PVE.
https://t.co/SFCvv0yhyk
CA: 5v44XTW2jCQ2oM4bnxx5mo1cZPCESNQWK4BMsVBwdpad
We are now live on @base
Now every coin launched on https://t.co/ktEwjJvtT9 can choose to go live on base. Once the vault has 12 Sol from trading fees, Multipad creates a pool for that coin on Base.
BNB and BASE done, more coming up!
$Multipad will soon be available for trading on Base.
The platform wallet bought 9.63M $Multipad and we have burned it all. That's almost 1% of supply gone forever.
From now on every buyback is burned automatically.
burn txn : https://t.co/KuNy6E7VFR
Shipping the next chains next.
$Multipad is live on Solana and BNB Chain
We are now expanding multi chain options to @base, enabling easy cross chain integration for coins launched on Multipad to go live on base powered by Wormhole NTT
How Multipad goes multichain with @wormhole NTT
Every coin on https://t.co/SFCvv0yhyk launches on Pumpfun like any other. The difference starts after it graduates.
80% of the coin’s creator fees flow into its liquidity fund. When the fund reaches 12 SOL, Multipad crosses the coin to its next chain, BNB Chain or Robinhood Chain, with no action from the creator.
The crossing runs on Wormhole Native Token Transfers:
1. Hub on Solana. Multipad deploys an NTT manager for the coin in locking mode. Pumpfun mints have no mint authority, and locking needs none. Tokens sent across are locked here, 1:1, on-chain.
2. Spoke on the destination chain. A native ERC-20 of the coin is deployed, and its NTT manager is the only address allowed to mint it. Nothing else can create supply.
3. The fund buys and sends. The liquidity fund buys the coin on Solana, locks it in the hub, and the Wormhole Guardians attest the transfer. The spoke mints the same amount on the new chain.
4. Real liquidity, day one. The minted tokens are paired with native gas in a full-range V3 pool, PancakeSwap on BNB and Uniswap on Base. The pool is owned by the fund, and the fees it earns are compounded back in.
A pool sets a price, not a market cap, and the price on BSC opened at Solana’s price.
Market cap is price × supply, and the real supply is one number (1 billion) no matter which chain you look at.
Why 50/50: to open a pool at a given price you need equal value on both sides. We put in 1.108 BNB and 8.86M tokens, which is the ratio the fund paid on Solana (8.19 SOL bought those tokens, 7.7 SOL became that BNB).
So the opening price per token on BSC was the fund’s own fill price on Solana, a few percent under the Solana spot only because an 8 SOL buy moves a thin PumpSwap pool. The “50/50” is not half the market cap, it is just how any pool is seeded.
Why trackers show $855: they multiply price × the supply that exists on BSC, and only the 8.86M bridged tokens exist there. The true market cap at that price is about $95k, the same on both chains.
Can the price differ per chain? Only briefly. NTT bridging is permissionless and 1:1, so if BSC trades higher, anyone buys on Solana, locks, mints on BSC and sells; if lower, the reverse. Bots started doing exactly that within a minute of the pool opening. What does stay different is depth: the BSC pool is about $1.7k deep versus about $10k on Solana, so a trade moves BSC more. The top-ups from fees close that gap over time.
$Multipad is the first Pumpfun coin to go multichain with @wormhole NTT.
Same coin, now on Solana and BNB Chain. No wrapped token, no new mint: coins are locked on Solana and minted 1:1 on BSC by the NTT manager.
Paid for by the coin’s own fees. 80% of every creator fee goes into its liquidity fund; the fund bought the coins, moved them across and opened the pool.
Receipts:
- NTT hub deployed on Solana: https://t.co/7Dm9Phsipm
- Fund buys 8,856,224 $Multipad: https://t.co/AmboOvBgPT
- Locked on Solana through NTT: https://t.co/2XOV9Nmg6A
- Wormhole message: https://t.co/LYZqF0FDQ7
- Minted on BNB Chain: https://t.co/LIZxR7dbXh
- PancakeSwap pool opened: https://t.co/pXB1D8uhui
BSC CA: 0xE3cD7902a377239e132f684c166Ff46Cf5fCda8d
Pool: https://t.co/qjD9iXgdW5
Every coin launched on Multipad takes the same route when it graduates. One launch. Multichain.
Every institution asks the same thing before going multichain: who's in control?
With Wormhole NTT, the issuer is. They keep full control of their token on every chain.
Teams like @Ripple, @Securitize, @LidoFinance, @m0, and more use NTT to take their assets multichain on their own terms.
The process has started. Small errors are to be expected when taking the first @Pumpfun coin multichain, but everything should run smoothly from there. We’re already planning to cut steps and speed up the process.
$Multipad will be multichain soon.
We wired @wormhole NTT straight into Pumpfun coins.
NTT is the tech Lido and Ripple use to keep a token native on every chain. Until now nobody put it under a memecoin. We did: your coin locks on Solana, mints on BNB Chain or Robinhood Chain, same supply, no wrapped version, no new contract.
The first @Pumpfun launchpad where the coin itself goes multichain.
https://t.co/nPKweNbDMO