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SOLANA · MAINNET
RESERVE OBSERVATORY
Liquidity,issued.
Markets above.Reserves below.
Every movement visible onchain. Market liquidity, transparent USDC reserves and programmable spending — three independent layers, one observable system.
01 The question
Markets discover value. Reserves make capital visible. Observe both, understand the difference, and verify the source.
Three accounts. One reserve layer.
Swipe or use arrows · Explore each account
02Market / Reserve
Three assets.
Distinct roles.
SOL pays network fees. USDC is the reserve asset. The project token belongs to the market. Each has a separate role and a separate source to verify.
A reserve contribution does not mint market tokens or create a redemption right. Inspect the asset and its source before taking action.
SOL
For gas, trading input and network settlement. SOL-to-USDC conversion requires an explicit quote; swaps are not integrated in this beta.
- Network
- Custody
- User-controlled
USDC
USDC-only reserve deposits. Verify the configured mint, vault, balance and custody before signing.
- Network
- Custody
- User-controlled
Token
The project token is separate from USDC reserves. Inspect its mint and market source when configured.
- Role
- Market participation
- Source
- Verified token mint
03Your wallet
Your keys. Your capital.
Connect your Solana wallet. Your assets stay in your wallet until you explicitly approve a transaction. Balances come from the chain; account changes update this interface immediately.
Connect
Choose a compatible Solana wallet and approve the connection.
Observe
Read available balances from confirmed Solana RPC data.
Review
For an enabled action, review its destination, amount and fees.
Verify
Inspect the source and any submitted signature in Explorer.
Launch. Issue. Fund. Back.
Four independent actions. A market token, a protocol account, an observable USDC reserve and transparent coverage. Inspect each step to see what is available today.
Create a standard SPL market token. Verify its mint, supply and authorities. Launch execution is in development.
Explore a protocol account. The spending rail remains in beta until a real provider is integrated.
Contribute USDC to the configured reserve. Review the destination and fees; deposits never mint market tokens.
Observe reserve coverage alongside market data. Market liquidity is separate, and redemption is not enabled.
05The app
The reserve,
on the same
screen.
A shared view of independent layers. Real balances, current market observations and verifiable transactions. The phone below mirrors the same data as the protocol terminal.
Select a feature to inspect its current state.
06Network observation
One network.
A verifiable source.
A confirmed Solana observation, independent of token, reserve and spending availability.
07What it costs
Every fee, on one page.
Network fees are quoted from the transaction message. Protocol and route fees depend on the action. A reserve transfer receives no market tokens and creates no redemption entitlement.
| Action | Fee | Details |
|---|
Every available transaction shows what you send, what the reserve receives and its network fee before you sign.
Capital with somewhere to go.
Swipe or use arrows · View details
09Protocol reserve
Capital.
In plain sight.
Market price is a market observation. Reserve coverage is an accounting metric. Neither implies a guaranteed redemption right. NOT CONFIGURED
Mechanism illustration · independent layers, no automatic token minting
10Straight answers
The awkward questions.
USDC held in the configured Solana reserve address or program vault. Verify the address, token account owner and balance below. Until an address is configured, no live reserve is claimed.
No. Market liquidity and protocol reserves are separate layers. Depositing USDC does not automatically create or mint the market token.
No. Reserve coverage is currently an observable metric. A burn-and-redeem program has not been deployed, so it does not represent guaranteed redemption.
Fast settlement, low transaction costs, a native stablecoin ecosystem and composable liquidity. Actual fees and confirmation time depend on network conditions.
A Wallet Standard-compatible Solana wallet. Installed compatible wallets are discovered automatically; connection requires your approval.
The spending and card rail is in development. Account views describe observation scenarios. No payment cards or tier-based permissions are issued.
USDC. SOL pays network fees and can be a trading input; it is not the reserve accounting asset.
Reserve deposits are USDC-only in this release. SOL-to-USDC swaps are not integrated. Any future conversion must show an explicit quote and require your approval.
In the intended launch lifecycle, tokens transition from initial price discovery into DEX liquidity. Launch integration is in beta; this site does not infer graduation from the existence of a trading pair.
Yes. Configured mint, reserve and program addresses link to Solana Explorer. Activity entries expose signatures, timestamps, slots and execution status. Open Protocol details for authorities and data sources.