Launch where nobody's watching.
Hadal is a Solana token launchpad that exists only as an .onion address, with no clearnet site and no mirror.
The address
hadalxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.onion
Last known address: hadal77k2jnd9wqlzn2p5rtm9x2k4p7znd7q1vwyz5p5e7onion.onion
Connection failed. Retry.
Water column
0 m ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ surface, you are here 200 m ---------------- twilight: why an onion 1,000 m ---------------- midnight: a circuit 4,000 m ---------------- abyssal plain: what you get 6,000 m ---------------- hadal zone: honest limits 10,935 m ================ the floor: the address again
-200 m — Twilight zone: why an onion
No IP.
Your connection reaches Hadal bounced through relays, so there is no address for the server to log, sell or hand over.
No account.
No email, no username, no password to leak. Your wallet signs locally and Hadal never holds a key.
No tracker.
No analytics, no cookies, nothing fetched from anywhere else. Every byte on this page comes from this one address.
This page has no scripts and loads nothing from anywhere else.
-1,000 m — Midnight zone: a circuit
To reach an onion service, your connection builds a three-hop circuit to a meeting point; Hadal builds its own circuit to the same point. Each relay on your side peels a single layer of encryption and learns only the hop before and the hop after.
This is a demonstration. The relay values below are obviously fake. It is not your circuit and it is not real network data. Every real connection builds a different one, and this page does not change when you reload it.
you Tor Browser [###]
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+--- guard relayA -- [## ]
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+--- middle relayB -- [# ]
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+--- meeting point relayC -- [ ]
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~ Hadal's own circuit meets yours here ~
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o hadal
| Hop | Nickname | Country | Fingerprint (truncated) | Layers left |
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| Guard | relayA | — | XXXXXXXX…XXXX | 2 |
| Middle | relayB | — | XXXXXXXX…XXXX | 1 |
| Meeting point (rendezvous) | relayC | — | XXXXXXXX…XXXX | 0 |
The guard knows you, not where you are going. The middle knows neither end. The meeting point (the rendezvous) is where your circuit and Hadal's circuit join: it is not an exit, and you never leave Tor. Neither end learns where the other is.
-4,000 m — Abyssal plain: what you get
Create a token: name, ticker, art, supply, paid for from a wallet you control. It opens on a curve with a flat 0.02 SOL network fee on creation (sample). At about 120 SOL raised on the Standard preset (sample) it graduates to a liquidity pool, and the creator fee, 0.30% of every curve trade (sample), is yours to claim whenever you like.
- Create
- Name, ticker, art, supply. Paid from a wallet you control.
- Curve
- Trades on a bonding curve from the first block. Creator fee: 0.30% of every curve trade (sample). Network fee on creation: a flat 0.02 SOL (sample).
- Graduation
- On the Standard preset, at about 120 SOL raised (sample) liquidity moves to a pool.
- Claim
- Accrues from curve trades at 0.30% (sample). Claim it any time. Worked figures for each preset.
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+----------------------------------------------> SOL raised
@ graduates: curve ends, pool begins
(sample: about 120 SOL, Standard preset)
-6,000 m — Hadal zone: what Tor doesn't do
- On-chain is public. Your token, its creator wallet and every trade sit on Solana for anyone to read. Tor hides where you connected from. It does not hide what you signed.
- Money has a past. A launch wallet funded from an exchange account in your name leads straight back to you. Think about where the money has been before it arrives here.
- Browsers give you away. Window size, fonts and add-ons can single you out. Use Tor Browser as it ships, do not resize it, and do not open anything beside it.
Hadal removes one thing from the picture: the connection. The rest is yours to manage. Read the safety guide.
-10,935 m — The floor: the address again
hadalxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.onion
Verify it. Compare all 56 characters against a second source you trust before you sign anything. A look-alike address is the oldest trick there is.
Index of /
| Name | What it is |
|---|---|
| descent.html | How it works, layer by layer |
| launch.html | Launch a token |
| safety.html | Stay unseen |