sole

Why pair with $SOL when you can pair with $SOLe? We've always paired memecoins with SOL. Not because it's the right pair. Because it's the default, and nobody questioned it. That SOL sits in the pool. By our math, about 150,000 SOL a year left on the table on pumpfun, only because the pair is plain SOL. On sole, every coin is paired with $SOLe: liquid-staked SOL that earns while it sits. You buy with SOL, sell for SOL, and never touch $SOLe. Every protocol fee buys $SOLe and burns it, and liquid staking rewards add on top. So each $SOLe is worth more SOL. It compounds. Why your bag cares: your coin is priced in $SOLe, so at the same $SOLe price, the same bag sells for more SOL. All coins sit on the same $SOLe. A trade on a coin you never heard of grows the $SOLe under your bag. Coins still win or lose. The $SOLe under them grows for everyone. No more PvP. On sole, it's PvE. Traders: nothing changes. Same experience as pumpfun, from the terminal you already use. Holders: time finally works for you. On a SOL pair, holding is just praying. On sole, every day you hold, the pair under your bag has grown in SOL. Creators: you can keep your fee share or redistribute, your holders still get a real reason to stay. Right now our 100 SOL dev fund backs you: 2 SOL at $20K market cap, your Dex covered at $25K, 5 SOL more at migration. On-chain: 1 $SOLE was 1 SOL at launch on 26 Oct. On 1 Nov: 1.1195 SOL, from fees burned plus liquid staking. Seven green days in a row. Pumpfun keeps its protocol fees. To copy us, they'd have to give up the fees they live on. That's why I know sole can go head to head. We're early. Full simulation on pumpfun's real trades: pvesole.fun/learn. 1-minute video below. The launchpad where everyone earns.