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Commit
Add your launch details. Your browser creates a private hash and records it on Solana.
Your details stay privateYOUR LAUNCH. ON THE RECORD.
Anyone can copy your ticker.
They can’t backdate your proof.
Commit your launch details before you go live. Reveal your proof after launch.
Give your community a verifiable record of what you committed to—and when.
Private until you revealRecorded on Solana
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A LITTLE PROOF GOES A LONG WAY
First the commitment. Then the launch.
02
Launch
Launch your token, your way. Your original commitment is already on the record.
Independent of any launchpad03
Reveal
Upload your recovery package. Share a public receipt that anyone can verify.
Let your proof do the talkingWHY FIRSTPROOF?
Less “trust me.”
More “check the proof.”
A simple record. A clear comparison.
No promises that a hash can’t keep.
Establish a record before launch
A finalized Solana transaction records your commitment at a specific slot, with block time when available.
One link your community can check
Give anyone a public verification receipt. No wallet connection or payment needed to verify.
Spot the details that changed
Compare your original commitment to current token metadata, field by field. Differences stay visible.
ON THE RECORD
Recent proofs/ devnet
Reading the Solana registry…
Only real, finalized commitments appear here.
Devnet records are test-network activity, not mainnet launches. Launch details stay private until revealed. No sample transactions or invented activity.
GOOD QUESTIONS
Before you commit.
Know exactly what your proof means.
A record, not a guarantee. A proof records what a wallet committed to and when. It does not establish brand ownership, guarantee originality, prevent copycats, or certify that a token is safe.