@alex becomes $ALEX
XPair launches a token against an X account. Anyone can create one for any account, and the account holder does not have to be involved — until they are. Signing in with X proves control, claims the market, and releases the owner’s share of every creator fee the market has earned.
Step 1
Someone launches
A market opens against an X account. It is marked unclaimed, because at this point nobody has proved anything about the account.
Step 2
Fees accrue to a splitter
Creator fees go to a contract, not to a person. The account holder's share is held there and the launcher cannot touch it.
Step 3
The account holder claims
They sign in with X. Control is proved against the account's own id, the market is marked claimed, and the held share becomes withdrawable.
XPair launches markets on a 70 / 20 / 10 split — X account holder, launcher, platform — and each market’s splitter contract fixes its own terms permanently at launch. Every market page shows the split that contract actually holds, read from the chain, rather than the terms above.
Somebody launched your handle
These markets were created by other people for accounts that have not turned up yet. Every one of them has a share of creator fees accruing for whoever proves they control the account. Nobody else can take it.
No unclaimed markets right now
The loop closes
An account holder signs in with X, proves control of the account, and the owner's share of every creator fee since launch is theirs to withdraw.
Handles with the most on the curve
Ordered by the quote currently raised on each bonding curve, which is the only per-market figure the chain exposes. It is not lifetime traded volume — nothing on this site indexes that, so nothing on this site claims it.
Chain read just now.