Pair A Coin With AnythingNot Just What’s On The List
Upload any image. It becomes a token with its own pool, and your coin launches quoted in it — so the chart prints your pair, not ETH.
How it works
Two transactions, and the pair is real
Any image becomes a token
Give a picture a name and a ticker. Everypad hashes the file itself, and that hash is the pair’s identity forever — no listing, no approval, no allowlist.
The pair gets a real pool
The token spawns with its whole supply in a Uniswap V3 pool, and the liquidity locks the moment it lands. No premine, no owner, and nobody can pull it back out.
Your coin is quoted in it
A second pool opens quoted in the pair token instead of ETH. That is what makes the chart print your pair — and the 1% fee on it is all yours.
What you get
The parts that cannot change
Everypad takes nothing. The pool charges 1% and all of it goes to whoever launched the coin — not to us, not ever.
00Liquidity goes in and cannot come out. The locker owns the position and exposes no path to withdraw it, for anyone, including us.
01A pair token has no owner, no premine and no mint function. The whole supply goes straight into its pool at spawn.
02The pair is keyed to the hash of the image itself. Upload the same picture again and you land on the pair that already exists.
03Pairs
Everything already paired
Each of these is an image somebody uploaded, now an ERC-20 with a live pool. Launch a coin against any of them, or start a new one.
Reading the registry…
Anything means anything
There is no category here
The three pads before this one each needed a real-world registry to point at — graded cards, house listings, social accounts — and a parser to turn a link into an id. Everypad has none of that. The picture is the identity.
Questions
The ones worth asking first
Does owning a pair token mean I own the image?
No. It is a memecoin named after a picture. Not ownership, not a licence, not equity, not a claim on anyone. Whoever made the image is not involved and receives nothing.
What does Everypad charge?
Nothing, anywhere, ever. The pool charges 1% and all of it goes to whoever launched the coin. There is no protocol fee to turn on later — there is no admin who could turn one on.
Can I pull my liquidity back out?
No, and neither can we. The locker owns the position and exposes no withdraw path at all. That is permanent and deliberate, which also means any bug in it is permanent.
What if someone uploads the same image as me?
They land on the pair that already exists. The pair is keyed to the hash of the file itself, so one image is always exactly one token — first upload names it, forever.
