> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.unstable.run/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.unstable.run/overview/introduction.md).

# What is Unstable?

Unstable is a **fair-launch token launcher** — a website where you pay $2, fill in a form, and end up with a fully-tradeable Uniswap V3 market for your coin.

There are three things that make it different from every other launcher you've seen:

1. **It's on Stable, so USDT0 is the gas token.** Every fee, every trade, every gas payment is denominated in the same stablecoin. You never touch an ETH-like volatile asset just to move money around.
2. **The pool is one transaction away.** No pre-sale, no bonding curve, no manual liquidity add. You submit `launchToken(…)` and by the time it confirms you have a token + a Uniswap V3 pool + a locked LP position + optionally a first-buyer bag.
3. **The creator keeps 80% of trading fees forever.** Every swap on your pool routes 1% to the LP; 80% of that flow goes to the wallet you set at launch, 20% to the platform treasury. It's the classic "make-when-people-trade" model — no rug required.

## Who's it for?

| You are…                                            | Unstable is…                                                                       |
| --------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| A meme creator with a good idea                     | The $2 button that turns your idea into a live market.                             |
| A trader hunting fresh listings                     | A native chart + recent-trades feed you can browse without leaving the app.        |
| A community rewarding participants                  | An immutable ERC-20 with on-chain socials, no team allocation, permanent LP.       |
| A builder needing a compliant fair-launch primitive | Canonical Uniswap V3, permissionless fee collection, event-driven — plug-and-play. |

## What Unstable is *not*

* Not a **bonding curve**. Prices come from a real V3 pool from block one.
* Not a **vesting scheduler**. The full supply is minted straight into the LP position; there's no creator allocation.
* Not a **DEX**. It launches tokens into an existing DEX (canonical Uniswap V3 on Stable). Once launched, your token trades on `swap.stable.xyz`, any V3-aware aggregator, and — of course — the trade panel here.

## Next step

Head to [Quickstart](/overview/quickstart.md) if you want to skip the theory and buy a token, or read [About Stable chain](/overview/stable-chain.md) if you've never touched Stable before.


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