Native ETH
The default. The other side of the pool is plain ETH. Buyers pay in ETH, and fees and prizes are paid in ETH.
ETH
GW-1A launchpad on Ethereum
Gwei launches coins that come with rules. Pair yours with ETH, stocks, perps or private markets.
Inside the pool
Every trade meets your rules first
Fig. 1How it works
Before a buy or a sell reaches the pool, Uniswap v4 hands it to the coin's rules. Set them here and watch what gets through.
Max trade2%
No single buy above this share of supply.
000Passed
000Refused
Trades
Your rules
The pool
Pick a mode and press up to eight rule keys. Each rule has its own settings, in plain units.
ETH is the default. A coin can also trade against a tokenised stock, a leveraged vault or a private-market note.
One transaction creates the coin, opens its market and fixes the rules. They cannot change afterwards.
A rule can
A rule can never
Fig. 2Pairing assets
The pairing asset is what people use to buy and sell your coin. It does not have to be ETH.
The default. The other side of the pool is plain ETH. Buyers pay in ETH, and fees and prizes are paid in ETH.
ETH
Pair a coin with a tokenised stock or ETF from Ondo, from big tech and games companies to the S&P 500, gold, silver and Bitcoin funds. People buy and sell your coin with that token, and its fees and prizes are paid in it too.
AAPLon
NVDAon
TSLAon
MSFTon
GMEon
SPYon
QQQon
GLDon
SLVon
IBITon
Pair with shares of a vault that targets 2× or 3× long or short stock exposure through Ondo Perps, or with a leveraged ETF token.
TQQQon
SQQQon
SOXLon2× vault3× vault
Pair with a private-market note. OPAIPon is an issuer note linked to the value of OpenAI's common shares. It carries no shares or shareholder rights.
OPAIPon
You need to hold the pairing token to launch or trade with it. Ondo tokens carry issuer transfer controls and eligibility restrictions. Leveraged exposure can lose value through funding, fees, price gaps and liquidation.
Launch with a pairingFig. 3Hands on
Gwei is a pad for launching coins that come with rules, on Ethereum.
PairingETHTurn the dial.
Every control works. Press keys, turn the dial, pick a mode.
Fig. 4On the back
GweiModel GW-1
The five hook families settle through the canonical Uniswap v4 PoolManager, with native ETH on the other side of every pool. Token-level modes keep Uniswap V3 and V2 markets, where a rule needs to know exactly which pool it is looking at.
GW-1EthereumUniswap v4