Build it. Lower it. Let go.
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Last modified: (set at deploy) · Contents: 0 m, the form · -1,000 m, sample figures · -4,000 m, before you launch · -10,935 m, the real console
0 m — Surface: the form
This form has no submit button on purpose. Nothing you type leaves your browser.
Lower it (what the real console is meant to do)
The console's last step is a seal. On the onion service it is meant to hand you an unsigned transaction to sign yourself (see signing without scripts below). Here it is only a drawing.
Lower into the trench
| [o] 0 m On deck. The form above. Nothing is signed. | ~~~|~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ surface ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ | | [o] -200 m You sign elsewhere, in a signer you | control. Hadal never holds your keys. | | [o] -1,000 m The token is live on its bonding curve. | Buyers and sellers move the price. | | [o] -4,000 m The curve fills. It graduates to a DEX | pool. You let go of the line. | *
On the onion service this gives you an unsigned transaction to sign yourself.
Nothing was sent. No transaction was built and nothing was signed.
Signing without scripts
The live console is designed to work with scripts off, as Tor Browser's Safest level requires. That rules out signing inside the page. The intended flow:
- The console shows you an unsigned transaction as text.
- You copy it into a separate signer you control: an offline or air-gapped signer, or a command-line wallet. Your keys never touch the browser.
- You paste the signed transaction back into the console.
- Hadal broadcasts it.
This page does not claim that a browser wallet extension or a WebUSB hardware wallet works in Tor Browser, because that is not the design. None of this exists yet. If a future console needs scripts or an extension, this page will say so.
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-1,000 m — Midnight zone: sample figures
Every figure here is a sample figure from a toy model. It is not a quote, and it is not the live console's arithmetic. Worked by hand for a supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens.
| Sample | Gentle | Standard | Violent |
|---|---|---|---|
| Virtual SOL reserve (start market cap) | 40 SOL | 30 SOL | 20 SOL |
| Starting price per token | 0.00000004 SOL | 0.00000003 SOL | 0.00000002 SOL |
| Share of supply sold on the curve | 70% | 80% | 90% |
| SOL raised when it graduates | about 93 SOL | about 120 SOL | about 180 SOL |
| Market cap at graduation | 444 SOL | 750 SOL | 2,000 SOL |
| Price climb, start to graduation | about 11 times | about 25 times | about 100 times |
| Creator fee (0.30% of every curve trade), if the curve fills | about 0.28 SOL | about 0.36 SOL | about 0.54 SOL |
| A 1 SOL initial buy gets | about 2.4% of supply | about 3.2% of supply | about 4.8% of supply |
| Estimated total cost of a 1 SOL buy | 1.02 SOL | 1.02 SOL | 1.02 SOL |
| A 5 SOL initial buy gets | about 11.1% of supply | about 14.3% of supply | about 20.0% of supply |
| Estimated total cost of a 5 SOL buy | 5.02 SOL | 5.02 SOL | 5.02 SOL |
The model: a constant-product curve. Start market cap = the virtual SOL reserve. Graduation market cap = reserve ÷ (1 − sold share)². Estimated total cost = initial buy + a flat network fee of 0.02 SOL charged on creation (rent and transaction fees; sample). A buy of b SOL gets b ÷ (reserve + b) of supply. Trade fees on your own buy are left out.
The Standard curve, price against share of supply sold (sample; the price rises about 25 times):
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0% 20% 40% 60% 80% sold
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-4,000 m — Abyssal zone: before you launch
Advice, not a guarantee. Read it before you use any launchpad, this one included.
- Use a wallet that is new. Fund it from somewhere that is not tied to your name, and never from an exchange account you verified. Any direct transfer from a wallet you have used before to the fresh wallet links the two on-chain, for good. The funding trail is public, and it is the first thing anyone follows. Do not reuse the fresh wallet for anything else.
- Run Tor Browser on Safest. Safest switches scripts off. This site is built to work that way. Use Tor Browser (on Android) or Onion Browser (on iPhone); do not use a browser that merely claims Tor support. Do not make the launch from a regular browser or a VPN.
- Don't reuse a name that points to you. A ticker you have used before, a handle, an in-joke only your friends know, a link to a profile. Each of them is a thread, and people are patient with threads.
- Check what is hiding in the art. Photos carry EXIF data: camera model, timestamps, sometimes GPS. Strip the metadata or re-export the picture as a fresh file before you choose it. Hadal does not upload your image, and it does not clean it either.
None of this makes you invisible. Tor hides where you connect from. The chain still shows what the wallet does, and the funding history is the thread people pull. The longer version is on the Safety page.
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-10,935 m — Hadal zone: the real console
The live console is only on the onion service. Open the address in Tor Browser and check it against the one you wrote down.
hadalxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.onion
Always verify it. If the address in front of you differs from the one you wrote down by a single character, close the tab.
Maintainer: none. No contact form, no email, no accounts.