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Pairnova

Plate I · the Solana sky, tonight

See what every Solana coin is paired against.

Coins are traded for something: SOL, dollars, a stock token or another coin. Here each coin circles that asset like a planet around its sun. Bigger planets have bigger market caps. Click one to see its prices.

Built from live Jupiter and DexScreener pool data on Solana mainnet. Read-only, nothing to sign.

Look up a coin

How it works in three steps

  1. iType a coin name or connect your wallet.A pasted address works too.
  2. iiWe read every trading pool for that coin.Straight from public mainnet price feeds.
  3. iiiYou see what it trades against, and where the money sits.With prices, depth and links.

Nothing is moved or charged. This site only reads public data and never asks you to sign.

Plates II–VI · the instruments

Five tools that read the live sky

Every number below comes from Solana mainnet pools right now. Where something is an estimate we say so.

II

What is today's trading priced in?

What this does: adds up the busiest Solana pools and shows how much of their trading is priced in SOL, in dollars, or in something else.

Source: Jupiter top-traded pools

III

Look up one coin's pairs

What this does: lists every pool a coin trades in, grouped by what it is traded for, with price and depth.

Try an example:
IV

Do its pools agree on price?

What this does: compares the dollar price of one coin across all its pools, so you can see if a thin pool is quoting it higher or lower.

Try an example:
V

Your own little galaxy

What this does: reads the coins in a wallet and shows which sun each one orbits, plus what they are worth right now.

Try an example:
VI

Starred coins

What this does: keeps the coins you star (in this browser only) and refreshes their live price and main pair.

    No stars yet. Star a coin in the lookup above, or press "Try an example".

    How a coin finds its sun

    From one pool to a whole orbit

    1. A coin is born. It starts on a bonding curve, priced in SOL.
    2. It graduates. A real trading pool against SOL opens. That is its first orbit.
    3. More pools appear. People add pools against USDC, a stock token or another coin.
    4. We place it. The coin is drawn around the asset where its deepest pool lives, sized by market cap.
    bonding curve SOL USDC NVDAx

    Plate VII · two diagrams

    How it works, and where the data goes

    From your question to the star chart
    Youtype or connect Mainnet poolsJupiter · DexScreener Group by sunin your browser Star chartorbits + cards click a planet to ask again
    What is live, what is computed, what never happens
    Public price feedslive · read-only Solana mainnetread via /api/rpc Your walletshares public key only Your browserdoes all the maths Chart + verdictsshown to you Never: funds, keysno signing asked

    Star key

    The words on this chart, in plain English

    Pair or pool
    A pot holding two assets, for example a coin and SOL. People swap one for the other inside it.
    Quote asset (the "sun")
    The asset a coin is priced and traded against in a pool: usually SOL or USDC, sometimes a stock token or another coin.
    Mint address
    The unique ID of a coin on Solana. Names can be copied; the mint cannot.
    Liquidity
    How much money sits in a pool. More liquidity means a trade moves the price less.
    Market cap
    Price times the number of coins in circulation. It sets the planet size here.
    Graduated
    A coin that finished its launch curve and moved to a normal trading pool.
    Stock token
    A Solana token issued by a third party that tracks a real share price, such as Nvidia or Tesla.
    Token account
    The little box inside a wallet that holds one kind of coin. We read these to list your coins.

    Course plotted

    Roadmap

    Only items marked "live" work today. The rest are plans, with no dates promised.

    1. Live

      Phase 1 · the sky

      • Live galaxy of busy pools grouped by quote asset
      • Pair lookup by name, ticker or mint
      • Quote-asset census across four time windows
    2. Live

      Phase 2 · personal

      • Wallet galaxy: your coins and their suns
      • Cross-pool price comparison
      • Starred coins saved in your browser
    3. Building

      Phase 3 · memory

      • Daily snapshot of the quote-asset mix, kept locally
      • Pool-age filter in the galaxy
    4. Planned

      Phase 4 · sharing

      • Shareable sky snapshots as images
      • Embeddable single-coin orbit card
    5. Planned

      Phase 5 · wider sky

      • More launchpads' quote assets labelled by name
      • Pool-change alerts kept in your browser

    The Pairnova coin

    Tokenomics

    Planned structure. No coin address has been published yet, so nothing below is live.

    1Bfixed supply
    Total supply
    0 coins, fixed
    Sold on the launch curve
    ≈ 0% to anyone who buys
    Pool liquidity at graduation
    ≈ 0%, LP locked or burned
    Team, presale, private sale
    0% (team only owns what it buys on the curve)
    Mint and freeze authority
    Off: nobody can print more or freeze wallets

    A coin is not an investment product and nothing here promises a return.

    Questions from visitors

    FAQ

    What is this, in one sentence?

    A live map of Solana coins that shows what each one is traded against (SOL, dollars, stock tokens or other coins), how big it is and where its money sits.

    Is it safe? Does it touch my money?

    It only reads. Connecting a wallet shares your public address so we can list your coins; we never ask you to sign anything, never hold funds and cannot move them.

    Why are some coins traded against stocks?

    Some launchpads let creators pair a new coin with a stock token like Nvidia instead of SOL. The coin's price then moves partly with that stock.

    Where do the numbers come from?

    Pool lists and prices come from Jupiter and DexScreener public feeds. Wallet balances come from Solana mainnet through a read-only connection. Numbers can lag by a minute.

    My coin is not in the galaxy. Why?

    The galaxy shows the busiest pools right now. Use the lookup tool and press "Place it in the sky" to add any coin.

    Is a bigger planet a better coin?

    No. Size is market cap only. This chart is not advice and says nothing about future prices.