The list
Fewer pairs. On purpose.
Other pads list a thousand tickers. A lot of those have no pool behind them. You can light a coin against a name, and then nobody can trade it. Fused starts smaller. Official mints, real liquidity, no hopium.
Real pairs. Real liquidity.
Each pair on the list is an official mint. It already has a pool deep enough that a normal swap goes through. No lookalike tickers. No dead pools added so the count looks bigger.
What gets in
- The official Solana mint. A ticker that only looks familiar is not enough.
- Meteora can use it as the pair. That means 6, 7, 8, or 9 decimals, and Meteora has accepted the mint. If it fails that, it is not listed. It is not a pair, and it is not a coin you can light here. Some stocks need a badge before Meteora will accept them.
- Jupiter can route SOL or USDC into it, so a buy does not die on the way in.
- The existing pool is deep. Thin liquidity stays off the list.
The pair already trades
SOL, a stock, or a meme on this list already has its own market. That is the liquidity we checked. The coin you light is new. It gets its own curve, priced in that pair. The pair's market is why the price is real, and why a buy in SOL or USDC can be routed in.
More pairs, added properly
The list will grow. A new pair is wired by hand: Meteora config, then the Fused program, then the site. It gets added when the mint is official and the pool is deep enough to trade. It does not get added to make the number bigger.
Missing one? Request it. Send the ticker and the contract. If it clears the same bar, it can be fused.