How Quiver works

One workspace to explore tokens, configure liquidity pools and prepare cross-network transfers.

Choose your token details, pool networks and allocations.

Launch a token

Create tokenSet poolsConfigure rewards

1. Add a name, ticker and image.
2. Select liquidity pools on the networks you need.
3. Allocate 100% of your supply and configure fee distribution.
4. Review and export your launch configuration.

Buy & sell

Select assetsReview quoteWallet confirmation

Select two listed assets and enter an amount. Live spot prices show an indicative comparison. An executable route must also account for liquidity, slippage and fees; a spot calculation is not a guaranteed exchange rate.

Bridge across networks

Source networkVerified routeDestination

Choose an asset listed on multiple networks, verify the destination contract, and enter the recipient’s address. A bridge transaction must have a supported route and quoted fees before signing.

Fees & rewards

Configure a pool fee and the portion intended for holders. The launch form allocates up to 80% between holders and the creator, with the remaining 20% reserved for platform distribution. These are launch settings, not accrued earnings.

Verify before you sign.

Names and tickers can be duplicated. Verify token addresses in the explorer and check the network shown in your wallet. Never share a seed phrase. Tokens, liquidity pools and bridges carry market and smart-contract risk.

Public market data

Featured market data is sourced from RobinScreener’s indexed market pages. Asset catalogs use the public Omnipad API. Quiver refreshes it every 30 seconds; timestamps show the last successful retrieval. Source outages are displayed explicitly.

Token entries include prices, liquidity, volume and network addresses. Financial transaction endpoints are not proxied.

Your wallet, your confirmation.

Connect a browser EVM wallet or Phantom. Connecting only exposes the selected address. Transaction signing is always a separate wallet action; Quiver never asks for a private key or recovery phrase.