Launch with a record
Arrhena is building a Solana launchpad where every launch carries a public history linked to the project's controlling wallet
Your wallet is your account
Connect in one tap
No password and no custody. Arrhena asks the wallet to connect; every meaningful action is still signed by you.
Establish the project-wallet link
Link project and wallet
The planned verification flow will use a wallet signature to link a project to the wallet that controls it
Launch openly
The launch configuration and project record are designed to be visible before a wallet signs
Build a history
Execution and Integrity stay separate so delivery can recover while proven harm remains visible
FAQ
Who holds the funds?
The planned flow is non-custodial: Arrhena builds an unsigned transaction and your wallet decides whether to sign it. Product transactions are not enabled yet
Where do fees come from?
Launching is designed to be free. Arrhena revenue is intended to come from a protocol-level share of Meteora trading fees. The deployed configuration and exact parameters will be published before trading opens
What happens at graduation?
The planned bonding curve graduates to a Meteora DAMM v2 pool after reaching its configured threshold. The deployed configuration will be published before trading opens
Why are there two scores?
Execution and Integrity are planned to answer different questions. Execution asks whether a project delivered published commitments and can recover after later delivery. Integrity is intended for separately reviewed harm findings. Evidence, dispute, correction and appeal rules will be published before either score is live
What if a project team disappears?
The planned system keeps missed commitments and reviewed harm findings separate. A normal wallet change will require both the current and new wallet to sign, and older record versions will remain checkable. None of these actions is live yet
Is the token an investment?
Arrhena does not currently offer a token or investment product. Future cryptoassets can lose all value and a project record is never investment advice