How it works
From a form to a sealed receipt in four stages, each with its assumptions stated and its status marked.
- 01
Prepare
You fill in the token. Your browser generates a fresh mint key in memory. The server stores the metadata, builds the LaunchLab initialize_v2 transaction on Raydium's platform and SOL curve (with your first buy, if any) and simulates it, so the review shows the exact SOL it will cost before your wallet is involved.
- 02
Sign
The mint key signs, then your wallet does. The signed transaction goes back to the server, which refuses anything that differs by a single byte from what it prepared, then sends it to Solana.
- 03
Verify
After confirmation the server reads the transaction back from chain, decodes the initialize_v2 instruction itself, and checks the mint, pool creator, payer, name, ticker, metadata URI, platform and curve config against the draft. Only then does the token join the board.
- 04
Seal
The launch facts are written as canonical JSON, hashed with SHA-256 and signed with ML-DSA-65. Anyone can check the receipt in the Seal Verifier, in their browser, against the chain.
| Area | Live now | Not built |
|---|---|---|
| Token launch | Wallet-signed Raydium LaunchLab initialize_v2, optional first buy, simulated cost | Custom curves, vesting or fee splits inside the launch |
| Receipts | SHA-256 digest, ML-DSA-65 seal, chain attestation | Verifying seals inside a Solana program |
| Exposure scan | Live Solana, Ethereum and Bitcoin lookups | Other chains; off-chain signatures |
| Reserve model | Arithmetic with LaunchLab's live curve and CPMM fees | A funded treasury |
| Floor | Proportional estimate; reads a reserve wallet when configured | A redemption vault program |
| Sources | Primary documents | A live feed |
The post-quantum boundary
read thisML-DSA protects the receipts, which are a separate proof layer. It does not replace the Ed25519 signatures Solana checks on every transaction, it doesn't remove custody risk from your wallet, and it says nothing about what a token is worth. If Solana adopts post-quantum signatures, that will happen at the protocol level.