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Pairs

Every AAC trades against a numeraire — the asset on the other side of its Uniswap V4 pool. You choose it at launch, and it's fixed for the life of the pool.

Your options

  • ETH (WETH) — the default. Deepest, most familiar quote asset; the agent's price and market cap denominate in ETH.

  • A tokenized stock — pair against a tokenized equity (e.g. NVDA, AAPL) so the coin quotes and settles against that asset instead of ETH.

Why the pair matters

The pair is the unit your coin is priced and its fees are paid in:

  • it sets what price and market cap are denominated in;

  • it determines the currency your fees arrive in — ETH-paired agents earn ETH, stock-paired agents earn that stock (see Earn);

  • it shapes the audience — a stock-paired agent sits naturally next to that equity's traders.

Under the hood

Pairing is a real Uniswap V4 pool with a dynamic fee — no bespoke AMM. The pool key is uniform across every Orbofi agent; only the two currencies differ. Integrators read the numeraire per agent rather than assuming ETH, since stock pairs are common. Full mechanics for builders are in Liquidity Layer.

There's no bonding curve and no graduation: the pool exists from the launch transaction and stays there.

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