Numa Launchpad

$NUMA is live. CA: 0xc1815EcAFe475A455Dd17db19b2f79e53872f247 Numa is built on a simple principle: leverage should be divided, not borrowed. every market holds one coin in a reserve and splits it in two. a defensive claim takes a fixed share of every move. a turbo claim takes the rest. the pair always adds back up to the coin. no lender. no funding rate. no liquidation price. launch on Pons, pair with ETH or a Robinhood Stock Token, set the top of the ladder and sign once. the market lists with every claim on it: 0.2x, 0.3x and 0.45x below the coin, up to 3x above it. 90% of the fees a coin earns go back into buybacks of that coin. the buffer is the number to watch. every fall thins it, and a claim bought at 2.4x can be running at 5x by the end of a bad day without another trade. the ladder shows it, the market page prints the write off price, and none of it is hidden behind a dashboard. built for creators who want a market and not just a curve. built for traders who want the size of the move without the margin call. links: launch: usenuma.xyz/create markets: usenuma.xyz/markets docs: usenuma.xyz/docs divided, not borrowed.

on most venues leverage is a setting the exchange chose. someone decided this pair gets 20x and that one gets 5x, and you take what you are given. the number belongs to the venue, not to the thing you are trading. on Numa it belongs to the coin, and it is fixed before anyone has traded it. at launch the creator picks the top of the ladder: Spot, 1.5x, 2x, 2.5x or 3x. Numa then cuts the reserve into three tranches so the widest claim lands exactly on that number at the opening price. it is published with the listing. everyone who opens that market sees the same maximum, the same tranches, the same ladder. there is no private tier, and none of it unlocks by holding something else. the cut happens once. nobody re-cuts it later, not the creator and not us. after that the only thing moving the numbers is the market. CA: 0xc1815EcAFe475A455Dd17db19b2f79e53872f247 usenuma.xyz

every leveraged trade needs someone on the other side. on a perp that someone is a lender, and they charge you funding for it. on Numa there is no lender. the other side is a person who decided they wanted less. a defensive claim takes a fixed share of the move: a fifth, a third, about half. less of the rise, less of the fall. it is the unglamorous half of every market, and it is the half that makes the leveraged half exist at all. nobody holds 3x unless somebody agreed to hold 0.2x against the same coin. the two are not opponents in the usual sense. they are one reserve, split. whatever the defensive side does not take, the turbo side gets, and together they always add back up to the coin. when it goes badly there is no margin call and no liquidator. the turbo claim simply runs out of reserve to claim, by arithmetic, at a price printed on the page from the first day. CA: 0xc1815EcAFe475A455Dd17db19b2f79e53872f247 usenuma.xyz

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Numa launches soon. the launchpad is already open. launch a coin on Pons, pair it with ETH or a Robinhood Stock Token, set the top of the ladder, and the market lists with every claim on it. none of that waits on a token. what comes next is the coin of the launchpad itself. the ticker is $NUMA. the contract does not exist yet. when it does, the address goes out from this account and is pinned on the site the same minute. it shows as Official on Explore, with the same address in the header. if it is not in both places, it is not ours. no presale. no allocation. no whitelist. usenuma.xyz

introducing Numa. a coin gives you one position. you are in or you are out, and the only lever is size. Numa launches the coin on Pons and builds a market around it. the coin sits in a reserve, and every move it makes is split between two claims. a defensive claim takes a fixed share of the move. a turbo claim takes everything the defensive side gives up. nothing is borrowed for this. no lender, no funding rate, no liquidation price. the turbo claim is leveraged only because the defensive claim agreed to take less, and the two always add back up to the coin. one coin becomes a ladder. 0.2x, 0.3x and 0.45x if you want less of the fall. 1x for the coin itself. up to 3x if you want more than the whole move, first loss included. the creator sets the top of that ladder at launch, and picks what the curve is quoted in: ETH, or a Robinhood Stock Token. one coin, seven ways to hold it. usenuma.xyz