Pressed

Coin launches, in the open

Fresh coins,
pressed
in public.

Every new launch gets its own page and its own price curve. See exactly where a coin stands before you decide anything, and trade from a wallet you own.

The curve on the right is a working model. Drag it.

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Illustration with constant-product numbers: 30 SOL virtual start, 1B supply, 793M for sale, before fees. Not a quote.

Curve full: graduates
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Three things, in order

STEP 1Browse

Every launch in one list, newest first. Each row shows how far along its curve the coin is, so you can sort by that instead of by noise.

STEP 2Watch the curve

The price of a coin rises as people buy it. The curve shows how much has been bought and what the next purchase will cost.

STEP 3Trade from your wallet

Connect a wallet you already own. Each trade is approved in that wallet, by you. We never ask for your keys.

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Markets

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What every coin page shows

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  1. Who it isName, ticker, creator and how long ago it launched.
  2. The curveHow much of the coin has been bought, and the price at that point.
  3. The buy panelEnter an amount and see what you would receive before you confirm in your wallet.
  4. Recent tradesEvery buy and sell as it happens, so the activity is not hidden from you.
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Read this first

  • New coins are extremely volatile. Many lose most of their value, and some never trade again.
  • A coin appearing on a list is not a recommendation, a review or a promise of anything.
  • Only use money you can afford to lose completely.
  • Check the address you are buying. Look-alike coins with the same name are common.

Nothing on this site is financial advice.

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Questions

What is a price curve?

It is a formula that sets a coin's price from how much of it has been bought. Early buyers pay less per coin, and each purchase moves the price up for the next one. Selling moves it back down.

What happens when the curve fills up?

On curves like the one modelled above, the coin reaches the end of its curve once the full amount set aside for sale has been bought. After that it can trade on open markets instead of the curve. Check how a specific launch handles this before you trade.

Do you hold my funds?

No. You trade from your own wallet and approve each transaction there. We never ask for a seed phrase or a private key, and anyone who does is not us.

Is the curve above a real coin?

No. It is a model with example numbers so you can feel how a curve behaves. The figures are not a quote and ignore fees.

When does the beta open?

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