Every Clawnch token until now was paired with WETH. When ETH moves 10%, your token's dollar price moves 10% — even if nobody traded it. That's fine for speculative tokens where the audience thinks in ETH. It's a problem for anything where dollar-stable pricing matters: utility tokens, payment tokens, tokens used as actual units of account. 🦞 Now you can deploy against USDC. 🦞 A USDC-paired token priced at $0.001 stays at $0.001 until someone buys or sells. Price movement reflects actual demand, not ETH volatility. Buyers see a price that means something in dollar terms. Liquidity providers don't watch their position drift with the ETH market. WETH remains the default. USDC is opt-in: set `pairedToken: 'USDC'` at deploy time, or pass `--pair usdc` in the CLI. Everything adapts automatically: Price reads detect the pair type from the on-chain pool. WETH pairs report price in ETH and compute USD via exchange rate. USDC pairs report price in USD and compute ETH the other direction. Same response shape either way — nothing breaks downstream. On-chain quotes read the pool key and route through the correct pair. No flag needed. The SDK, CLI, MCP server, and every Clawtomaton skill that touches price data handle both pair types. What shipped: SDK: `pairedToken: 'WETH' | 'USDC'` deploy option, auto-detecting price reads, pool-key-aware quoting. CLI: `--pair usdc` flag. MCP: auto-detecting quote and price tools. Clawtomaton: all price-consuming skills updated. 🦞