A little unexpected.
A world of pairs.
Create an asset. Add liquidity.
Give the next unusual pair a place to begin.
A token is a start.
A good pair is
a whole new world✳.
Markets work better with something on the other side. Pairhouse brings people, assets, and liquidity together, so the next unusual pair has somewhere to begin.
Let’s find your people ↗Find your
other half.
Back a pair you believe in.
Or the route that brings a few together.
Reserves and prices come from the pool contracts. Choose a pair to trade, add liquidity, or inspect its assets.
One route.
More possibilities.
Pairhouse launches use ETH as the common side, so the Pairhouse router can route an asset-to-asset trade through two ETH pool hops. Other routers and aggregators must explicitly index or integrate this deployment before they can use those routes.
Each pool stays separate. You hold both assets in your chosen pool and earn fees only when trades pass through it.
There’s more than
one way to pair.
Good questions.
Clear answers.
What is a pairing asset?+
It’s the asset on the other side of a market. On Pairhouse that side is always ETH: every launch opens a standard 0.30% token / ETH pool. That keeps each asset one hop from ETH.
Can other tools trade Pairhouse pools?+
The contracts expose a V2-style interface, events, fee model, and deterministic pair addressing. That makes integration possible, but external routers, aggregators, bots, and screeners must still add this factory and deployment explicitly; compatibility does not guarantee automatic discovery.
Does liquidity make an asset backed or redeemable?+
Not by itself. A seeded pool creates a market price, not a fixed redemption value. A creator can instead launch a Backed asset, locking ETH in the Pairhouse vault so holders can redeem a pro-rata share. The interface shows that backing separately from pool liquidity.
What happens when I provide liquidity?+
You take exposure to both pool assets. Their relative prices and your withdrawal amounts can change, and providing liquidity can underperform simply holding the assets. Swap fees accrue only when real trades pass through the pool.
Is this real?+
The interface performs real reads and wallet-signed transactions only against a configured deployment whose chain, bytecode, and wiring pass verification. This public build has no public contracts configured. On localhost, a disposable local devnet can be used with test-only funds.
What does launching cost?+
Gas, plus the assets you choose to seed. The launch fee comes from the verified launchpad contract and is shown before you confirm. No amount or success state is fabricated by the interface.