Pepe
$TICKER / $PEPEHolds down Ethereum. The OG seat on the couch.
$TICKER trades on Ethereum, BNB Chain, Robinhood Chain and Base at the same price. On each chain it's paired with that chain's runner: $PEPE, $ANDY, $HOODRAT and $BRETT.
$TICKER pulls up a seat next to the runner on each chain. Same coin in every pair.
You never have to bridge anything. Just buy on the chain you're on. Here's what keeps $TICKER at the same price on all four, even though every chain pairs it with a different runner.
$TICKER is a LayerZero OFT (Omnichain Fungible Token). There's one contract on each chain, and all four share a single total supply.
On each chain, $TICKER trades against that chain's runner: $PEPE on Ethereum, $ANDY on BNB Chain, $HOODRAT on Robinhood Chain and $BRETT on Base.
LayerZero can move $TICKER from any chain to any other. It's burned on one side and the same amount is minted on the other, so a $TICKER is a $TICKER wherever it sits.
If $TICKER is cheaper on Base than on Ethereum, traders buy on Base, move it over through LayerZero and sell on Ethereum. That pulls both prices back together, on every pair of chains.
When a runner pumps, $TICKER in that runner's pool gets pricier in dollars too. Arbitrage then spreads the move across the other three chains, so one runner's pump lifts $TICKER everywhere.
Prices line up to within a small gap set by trading fees, gas and LayerZero message fees. Arbitrage keeps that gap small. It doesn't make it zero.
Every channel is the same $TICKER at the same price. Pick the chain you're already on.
Ethereum, BNB Chain, Robinhood Chain or Base. Go with the chain you already use.
Have some of that chain's gas token in your wallet to cover fees.
Use that channel's contract address and swap on [DEX]. Same coin, same price, whichever boy you sit next to.
Only trust the contract addresses on this site. Fake boys exist.
Memes, updates and whatever the boys are laughing at this week.
Yes. One $TICKER, live on Ethereum, BNB Chain, Robinhood Chain and Base.
Yes, give or take a hair. LayerZero lets $TICKER move 1:1 between chains, and arbitrage pulls the four prices back together whenever they drift. The How it works tab has the details.
Each chain already has its runner. $TICKER sits right next to it.
Whichever one you're already on. Since the coin and the price are the same, it comes down to gas fees and which boy you ride with.