> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://hello-fun-1.gitbook.io/hello.fun-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://hello-fun-1.gitbook.io/hello.fun-docs/whats-next/usdhello-pairs.md). # $HELLO Pairs $HELLO is planned to become one of the supported pairing assets on Hello.Fun. This will allow creators to launch a token directly against $HELLO, creating a new market where $HELLO is part of the launch from the beginning. ### Launching With $HELLO When $HELLO pairing becomes available, creators will be able to select $HELLO as the pairing asset during the launch process. ```mermaid flowchart LR A["Create Token"] --> B["Choose Pair"] B --> C["$HELLO"] C --> D["Launch"] D --> E["Token + $HELLO Market"] ``` The new token would begin trading against $HELLO rather than ETH. ### $HELLO Through the Launch Lifecycle The selected pair remains connected to the token throughout its market lifecycle. For a $HELLO paired launch: ```mermaid flowchart LR A["Token + $HELLO"] --> B["Bonding Curve"] B --> C["$HELLO Reserves"] C --> D["Graduation"] D --> E["Token + $HELLO Uniswap v4 Market"] ``` Users would use $HELLO to buy the launched token. Selling would return $HELLO according to the current market. At graduation, the market would continue using the same pair. ### Creating Utility Through Pairing Pairing gives $HELLO a direct role inside new markets. Every new $HELLO paired launch can create another market where $HELLO is actively used as the pairing asset. ```mermaid flowchart TD A["$HELLO"] --> B["Launch A"] A --> C["Launch B"] A --> D["Launch C"] B --> E["Token A + $HELLO Market"] C --> F["Token B + $HELLO Market"] D --> G["Token C + $HELLO Market"] ``` This is the core idea behind $HELLO pairing. $HELLO becomes part of the market structure itself. ### Enhanced Creator Rewards Hello.Fun plans to connect $HELLO paired launches with **Enhanced Creator Rewards**. These incentives are intended to provide additional benefits for creators who choose to build their launch market around $HELLO. ```mermaid flowchart LR A["Creator"] --> B["Chooses $HELLO Pair"] B --> C["$HELLO Market"] B --> D["Enhanced Creator Rewards"] ``` The exact implementation of Enhanced Creator Rewards will form part of the $HELLO ecosystem rollout. ### $HELLO and the Hello Economy $HELLO pairing is designed to work alongside the broader Hello Economy. The planned ecosystem connects $HELLO with: 1. Pairing utility 2. Creator incentives 3. Platform activity 4. Market buybacks 5. Buyback and burn ```mermaid flowchart TD A["$HELLO"] --> B["Pair Markets"] A --> C["Creator Incentives"] A --> D["Hello Economy"] D --> E["Market Buybacks"] E --> F["Burn"] ``` This gives $HELLO multiple planned roles within the wider ecosystem. ### A Market for Every $HELLO Pair A $HELLO paired launch creates its own market between the launched token and $HELLO. That means the growth of pair choice can also create more places where $HELLO is used across Hello.Fun. **New Launch → $HELLO Pair → New $HELLO Market** The model is designed to let ecosystem growth create additional utility for the pairing asset. ### Curated Pairing $HELLO pairing will operate through the same supported pair model used by Hello.Fun. Pair assets must be approved and configured before creators can select them for new launches. This allows Hello.Fun to establish the required pair economics before making a pairing asset available. ### Current Status $HELLO pairing is part of the planned expansion of Hello.Fun. ETH is currently the live pairing asset. $HELLO is not currently available as a live pair within the deployed launch system. Once introduced, $HELLO is intended to become both an ecosystem token and a functional pairing asset within Hello.Fun. ### More Than a Platform Token The planned role of $HELLO is built around participation in the markets created through Hello.Fun. Not simply sitting beside the platform. Not simply being held. Being used as part of new launch markets. **Launch with $HELLO. Build a $HELLO market. Grow the Hello ecosystem.** --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. Learn more at gitbook.com. ## Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation by asking a question. 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