AI token factory
Describe your token in plain language. Nautilus drafts the name, branding, metadata, tokenomics and launch settings for you to review.
Nautilus by the numbers
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Tokens launched
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Liquidity chambers live
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Rebalances executed
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Stock pairings
Counts update as tokens launch through Nautilus. See how it works
A shell for every token, built chamber by chamber
Most launches drop all liquidity into one default pool and hope. Nautilus gives each token its own structure from day one.
Spiral liquidity
Liquidity allocations adjust as trading activity and market conditions change, instead of sitting in one fixed pool.
Stock-linked launches
Pair a launch with a tokenized stock like TSLA, NVDA or AAPL through supported Float integrations.
Liquidity chambers
Split a token’s liquidity into separate programmable pools for trading, reserves, incentives and treasury.
Autonomous rebalancing
AI agents watch depth, volatility and volume, then recommend or execute the adjustments you allowed at launch.
One ecosystem
Explore, create and trade every token launched through Nautilus from a single discovery page.
Liquidity chambers
A nautilus grows by sealing off chambers as its shell spirals outward. Each token’s liquidity works the same way: separate pools with separate jobs, set at launch and rebalanced by rules you approve.
Trading chamber
The main pool your token trades in against its pairing. This is the depth buyers and sellers feel.
Agents watch depth and slippage here first. When depth thins, they can draw from reserves within the limits you set.
Launch alongside the stocks people already follow
Link a launch to a tokenized stock through Float’s supported infrastructure. Nautilus tunes the liquidity strategy to the underlying asset and its market conditions.
- TSLA
- NVDA
- AAPL
- More via Float
How Nautilus works
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Describe it
Write a prompt. AI drafts the token’s name, artwork direction, metadata and tokenomics. Edit anything before you continue.
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Shape the chambers
Pick a pairing, set how liquidity is split across chambers, and choose whether agents recommend or execute rebalances.
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Launch and evolve
Approve the launch in your wallet. Your token gets its own page where every rebalance and fee cycle is recorded.
The $NAUTILUS flywheel
Every launch adds activity to the ecosystem, and part of what the protocol earns flows back to the main token.
Proposed tokenomics. Buybacks and growth are not guaranteed.
- 1 More tokens launch through Nautilus
- 2 Trading volume and liquidity activity grow
- 3 The protocol earns creation and trading fees
- 4 A portion of fees funds $NAUTILUS buybacks
- …and the cycle repeats as more tokens launch.
Questions, answered
An AI-powered token launchpad in the Float ecosystem. You create, customize and launch tokens, including stock-linked ones, with liquidity that is structured and managed automatically.
Describe it in a prompt. Nautilus drafts the branding, metadata, tokenomics and launch settings. You review and edit everything, then approve the launch in your wallet.
Separate programmable pools for one token: trading, reserves, incentives and treasury. You choose how liquidity is split across them at launch.
AI agents monitor liquidity depth, volatility and trading volume. Depending on your settings they either recommend changes or execute predefined adjustments.
Tokenized stocks supported by Float, such as TSLA, NVDA and AAPL. Availability depends on Float’s integrations.
Launches drive trading volume, the protocol earns creation and trading fees, and a portion of those fees funds $NAUTILUS buybacks. This is proposed tokenomics; buybacks and growth are not guaranteed.