mira

A little spark. A new beginning.

Mira

Liquidity you control. A community you run.

Mira, a hooded companion who helps you draft a coin

Drag to look is off · still companion

Try an idea
TestnetInstall a wallet to sign

From a little conversation

A new beginning.

Your idea takes shape here.
You stay in control of every detail.

Token ticker · e.g. EMBER

Required. Enter your ticker here. Leave the coin name blank to use this ticker as the name too.

02 / Its home

ETH test funds only · Ethereum Sepolia

03 / A little momentum

ETH
Your starting liquidity, from your wallet. Opening 1.251e-10 ETH.

Your next step

Nothing launches without your signature.

Total token supply · fixed

999 million tokens

999M supply · No further minting · No transfer tax. Remaining tokens (199,800,000) go to your wallet, along with unlocked LP tokens.

Liquidity lock

Locked LP sits in a Mira contract until the cliff. Only your wallet can withdraw it after that.

Socials · optional

A name. A chain. Your first spark.EVM · Uniswap V2 · Solana · pump.fun · Raydium soon

Your wallet stays in your hands.

Mira does not hold your funds, private keys or recovery phrase. Connecting lets the site see your public wallet address and request actions. It does not give Mira permission to spend. You review and approve each transaction in your connected wallet. Your approved transaction deploys the token and seeds the Uniswap V2 / Pancake pool in one go. Funds are not deposited into a Mira custody wallet.

A little conversation. A launch you control.

Mira helps shape your idea into a token draft. You choose the chain and the starting liquidity.

Your wallet approves the actual launch. Mira never holds your private keys or takes custody of your launch funds.

01

Tell Mira your idea

Choose a name and ticker, or ask for help. Chat can fill your draft; you can always edit the details yourself.

02

Fixed supply. No extra minting.

Direct-pool launches start with exactly 999,000,000 tokens. Supply is not an editable setting. EVM tokens have no mint function.

03

Your liquidity, your choice

Choose how many of those tokens go into the pool and how much ETH or BNB to pair with them. The pool ratio sets the opening price.

04

Review. Then sign.

Connecting exposes your public address. It grants no spending permission. One wallet transaction creates the token and funds its Uniswap V2 or Pancake pool.

One transaction

Ethereum · Base · Arbitrum · Optimism · BNB Chain · SepoliaPolygon · coming soon

Your token and funded pool are created together. An optional LP time-lock deploys in the same transaction. If the launch reverts, none of those are created, but network fees may still be charged. Use an Ethereum-compatible wallet, with the chain’s native currency for liquidity and gas.

Live on mainnet

Solana · pump.fun

Create a coin and place your first buy on the pump.fun bonding curve in one Phantom signature. When the curve graduates, liquidity follows pump.fun toward Raydium.

Coming soon

Raydium direct pool

A two-step SPL + Raydium pool path, closer to Mira’s EVM launch. Not selectable yet — use pump.fun on Solana for now.

Before your first spark

Make a connection.

Connect the wallet for your selected chain.

Funds move only after you approve a transaction. Connecting shares your public address, not your private keys. Mira can request a signature; only your wallet can approve it.

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One wallet transaction

Creates your token and funds its Uniswap V2 or Pancake pool. Both succeed together or revert together. Failed transactions can still cost gas. You can leave LP unlocked or lock it for a cliff you choose.

A draft you control

Describe your coin, choose a chain, and set starting liquidity for a fixed supply of 999 million tokens. Little Light suggests details. You review everything and approve the launch in your wallet.

Remainder stays with you

Your wallet receives the remaining supply. LP tokens go to you, or to a time-lock if you set one (EVM). On Solana, Mira opens a pump.fun curve with your first buy. Sepolia uses test ETH; mainnets use real funds.