No SOL has moved. This is our own ledger: the curve, the fees and the escrow are computed exactly as the program would, and nothing settles on any chain. A balance here is a number in a database and buys nothing.
Open a curve on any handle.
Anyone can open a market on any account. Nobody is asked first — not the person behind the handle, not us. That is the honest description of what this button does, and it is on this page rather than in a paragraph further in.
| creates a subject | A row holding the platform and the lowercased handle. No display name, no follower count, no avatar — nothing that implies the account agreed to this or knows about it. |
| creates one market | Supply zero, reserve zero, escrow zero. Everything on it starts at nothing and only trades move it. |
| starts the escrow | From the first trade, 3% of every one is set aside for whoever proves they own the account. It accrues whether they ever appear or not, and only they can withdraw it. |
| costs you nothing | Opening is free and mints no key. Whoever buys first buys at the price of key 0. |
every curve starts here · no key sold, no price above zero
| Key | Costs |
|---|---|
| #0 | 0 paper SOL |
| #1 | 0.0000625 paper SOL |
| #2 | 0.00025 paper SOL |
| #3 | 0.0005625 paper SOL |
| #5 | 0.0015625 paper SOL |
| #10 | 0.00625 paper SOL |
| #25 | 0.0390625 paper SOL |
| #50 | 0.15625 paper SOL |
| #100 | 0.625 paper SOL |
Key 0 costs zero, because n² at n=0 is zero. That is not a promotion and it is not reserved for anybody — the first buyer to arrive takes it for nothing, and the fees on nothing are nothing. These figures come from the same function the book charges by, so this table cannot drift from the product.
An open curve is a bet on a string. If the handle is abandoned, renamed, or sold to somebody else before a claim, the curve stays attached to the string and follows whoever holds it. Nothing here can prevent that, so it is said here rather than discovered later.
If a curve on this handle already exists you will be taken to it rather than given a second one. One handle, one curve — two books on the same subject would each be a wrong price.
| curves open | 10 |
Every one of them was opened by somebody using this form. See the listings →