MEET STONKO. START WITH THE ROUTE.

Two assets. One shared flow. A clearer place to explore a pairing plan before the next step.

An idea for a token pair often starts with two names. Turning that idea into a clear configuration takes more work: choosing the exact assets, checking their mint addresses and deciding how a proposed fee allocation should be described. Stonko brings those early decisions into one configuration studio, with a visual route that keeps both sides of the connection in view.

The central interaction is deliberately direct. Choose a holder asset and a quote asset from the reference board, then reverse the route or change either side. Each selection stays visible in the connection canvas. Instead of leaving the relationship inside a collection of separate notes, the studio gives the proposed pair a single place to take shape.

Discovery starts with a saved reference snapshot from the StonkFun market board. The current studio includes twelve reference assets, with names, symbols, mint addresses, categories and observed market figures. Search and category controls help narrow the list. The reference timestamp is part of the experience, so an observation remains connected to when it was retrieved. These figures are a saved reference rather than a live price feed.

Next comes the fee illustration. Enter an assumed trading volume, choose a proposed trading fee and adjust the percentage allocated to holders. The remainder goes to the project treasury in the model. Moving the split changes the displayed allocation immediately, making it easier to compare configurations. The default eighty percent holder and twenty percent treasury split is an editable starting point, not a statement about actual distributions.

That distinction matters to the product. The current Stonko studio helps describe and review a plan. It does not create a liquidity pool, request a wallet signature, place a trade or pay rewards. The amounts in the illustration come from the assumptions entered by the visitor. They are a way to understand a proposed configuration, and they do not represent earned fees or a forecast.

Once the route is clear, the review panel gathers the important details: the two selected assets, their mint addresses, the proposed fee and the holder and treasury allocation. A JSON download packages those choices together with the reference timestamp and the assumed volume. That makes the draft easier to retain, discuss or hand over for a later development step.

The visual identity follows the same idea. Two opposing forms create a shared passage, while moving route lines connect the asset nodes. Dark teal surfaces keep the interface quiet; muted ice blue marks the controls and the connection itself. Stonko uses the language of the ecosystem while presenting its own studio workflow and independent identity.

Stonko begins with a focused tool: select, illustrate, review and export. It is an independent configuration concept inspired by the StonkFun ecosystem, with no announced project token or contract address in the current product. The invitation is simple: bring two assets into view, make the assumptions explicit and start with the route.