Launch your coin once and it is live on six chains at about the same price and the same address. Buy and sell on whichever chain you already use.
A coin takes off on one chain and copies of it show up on the others.
Buyers and liquidity split, and holders end up trading against each other.
One coin, live on six chains at one price and one address. Nothing to copy.
Name it, give it a face, and send one transaction on whichever chain you hold gas on.
The same coin opens on all six chains, usually within a minute, each with its whole supply locked forever at about the same price.
Buy on any chain. Bridging is one to one with no Same Moon fee (you pay LayerZero's network fee), so arbitrage keeps the moons close together.
The coin has the same contract address on every chain, so there is one thing to check and nothing to fake.
Every chain's supply sits in a position with no withdraw function. No contract function or key can pull it, including ours.
Bridge settings are fixed at launch and no key can change them: two of three independent verifiers must confirm every delivery.
The creator gets half of the pool fee that reaches the coin's position: about 0.5% of volume on the Uniswap chains and 0.34% on BNB Chain. No admin can redirect the creator's stream; only the creator can move it.
Standard Uniswap and PancakeSwap pools without custom hooks, so the major routers and screeners pick them up like any other pool.
Every chain opens with a tiny buy, so routers can quote the pool from its first block and screeners list it within about a minute.