seismo reading the USGS feed…

Launch a coin on Stonks.

Take a real earthquake before anyone else: its coin carries its signature and its real seismogram. Or launch a free coin of your own. Either way you sign one transaction on Stonks in your own wallet, and you are the creator.

one quake, one coin · the first launcher takes it

1 · the quake

the seismogram appears when the stations have recorded it

signature
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empty = the quake's signature, e.g. "M6.4 southeast of Easter Island"; anything you type is kept as is

Name and ticker are yours, kept exactly as you type them.

2 · what you sign one transaction

platform
Stonks · Raydium LaunchLab · pair SOL
coin
built when you prepare
creator
you (your wallet signs the launch)
launcher
your wallet
metadata
hosted on seismo
  • Trading fees on Stonks: 1 % to StonkFun, 0.25 % to Raydium, nothing to the site.
  • One transaction: the coin, and your first buy if you set one, before anyone else.
  • The quake is checked again on its USGS page before you sign and before it is sent.
  • One quake, one coin: if someone sends first, yours is refused and nothing is spent.
  • Launches pause while a human disaster is unfolding.

3 · sign mainnet

no wallet connected

    you pay the network fee (and your first buy); seismo takes nothing at launch