Launch coins
on Elon's orbit.
Pair any coin to Tesla, SpaceX, xAI or Neuralink. When the stock moves, the supply moves with it: burns on green days, buybacks on red days, locks until targets hit.
- Companies
- 4
- Pair rules
- 3
- Chain
- Solana
Max coin
$Max · 5qaP…pump- Market cap
- $6.85M
- Liquidity
- $303.1K
- Volume 24h
- $40.51M
- Age
- 2h
Four companies. Four pairs.
Choose who your coin rides with.
How it works
Launch. Pair. Let the market decide.
Launch
Name it, give it a face, set a fixed one-billion supply on a bonding curve. No presale, no team allocation hiding in the dark.
Pair
Pick Tesla, SpaceX, xAI or Neuralink, choose a rule and a trigger. The pair is written into the contract and visible to everyone.
Orbit
The stock closes, the rule fires. Burns, vault buys and unlocks are logged on the coin page. Hit the curve target and the coin goes in orbit on a DEX.
When the paired stock closes up past your threshold, routed creator fees buy back the coin and burn it.
When the paired stock closes down past your threshold, routed fees market-buy the coin into a support vault.
Creator tokens stay locked and release in tranches only when the paired stock reaches price targets. Anti-rug by design.
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Try a pair
Move the stock. Watch the supply react.
Pick a company, a rule and a daily move. See exactly what the pair would do.
When the paired stock closes up past your threshold, routed creator fees buy back the coin and burn it.
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Buyback & burn fires
24.0 SOL of creator fees buy the coin back and the tokens are burned.
Illustration only. Assumes SOL at $150, a $500K market cap and a 1.6 beta. Real outcomes depend on liquidity.
FAQ
Straight answers.
What does pairing a coin to a stock actually do?
You pick a company and a rule. The coin's creator fees are then spent by a contract according to that rule when the stock moves: burn the supply on green days, buy the dip on red days, or release the creator's locked tokens only when the stock hits price targets.
SpaceX, xAI and Neuralink are private. How can they have a price?
They can't trade on an exchange, so those pairs follow a valuation index built from disclosed funding rounds and tender offers. Tesla is the only pair with a live, daily-closing stock price.
Is this affiliated with Elon Musk or his companies?
No. Elonpad is an independent fan project. Photos come from Wikimedia Commons under free licences and are credited in the footer.
Are the prices real?
Not yet. Everything you see in this build is simulated demo data, and launches are switched off until the contracts ship on mainnet.
Is this financial advice?
No. Coins are volatile and you can lose everything. Pairing a coin to a stock does not make the coin track the stock.
Elonpad is an independent fan project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Elon Musk, Tesla, SpaceX, xAI, X or Neuralink. Company names and tickers are used only to describe what a coin is paired with. Prices on this site are simulated demo data. Not financial advice.

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