Security

What the site can and cannot do

• Your wallet signs each transaction. The server never holds your keys.
• Before anything reaches your wallet, this page checks it instruction by instruction: who pays, which accounts, which program, how much. It refuses anything else. The price is the exception: the quote and the minimum you receive come from this server, and the page only refuses quotes worse than the curve could ever give. What you hold, which sets the amount behind the percent buttons, comes from this server too. Read the amounts in your wallet's own preview.
• The server holds a fresh mint key per launch and one small wallet that pays for migrations. Neither can touch what you hold.
• This page is served by the same server it checks. If that server were taken over, the check could be taken over with it.

The token

• All tokens run on Meteora's Dynamic Bonding Curve under one config. A new pool charges a sniper tax: the fee starts at 10% and falls 1% a second to 2%, on buys and sells alike. A launcher's own buy inside the launch transaction pays 2%.
• When the curve fills, the pool moves to Meteora DAMM v2 and that liquidity is locked for good. Anyone can trigger the move; the site does it itself.
• The config is open, so someone could create a look-alike pool on it outside this site. Trust the mint address shown on the case page here. Addresses issued by this site end in "vrd", though that alone proves nothing.
• Pictures, names and charges are written by launchers and are not reviewed before they go up. The site can take a case off its pages. The chain itself stays as it is.

Stamps and exhibits

They are this site's reading of public on-chain trades. They are not findings about any person, and the chain knows nothing of them. Nothing here blocks a trade. Not guilty means the curve filled, and no more: it is not a safety check. Confession and launcher sales only catch the launcher's own wallet, so sales from another wallet go unseen. A bundle exhibit means a buy landed in the launch block; that points at a bundle without proving one. Wallets the launcher funded only show up when the SOL went over directly.

Bail, jury pay and prizes

All trading fees that are not Meteora's go to the treasury wallet. Bail, jury pay, the foreman's share and session prizes are this site's accounting of what it intends to pay from there, by hand, and the ledger shows each payment with its transaction. No contract enforces them, so they rest on this site keeping its word. They are due only as the rules describe, the shares can change for future cases, and amounts too small to send stay in the treasury. Top session wallets get a look before prizes go out, and wallets gaming the rules can be barred. Points have no cash value of their own. Buying a token to earn any of this is still buying a token: you can lose all of it.

The risk is yours

Anybody can launch here. Most of these tokens lose most of their value, and you can lose everything you put in. The code and the on-chain programs carry risks of their own. Nothing here is advice.

Found a hole?

See security.txt.