Genesis Auctions
30-minute public bid for each symbol. Anti-snipe extension. The winner becomes the canonical creator with permanent onchain rights to mint the token bound to that symbol.
A canonical launch layer for Solana assets. Symbols are auctioned in public, bound to a single token forever, and graduated to Raydium under protocol rules — no creator-controlled LP exit, no seed phrases, no extensions.
Identity is theatre — anyone can paste any name on any contract.
The narrative rugs even when the contract doesn't.
Anyone can fake a ticker; nobody remembers which was first.
Provenance is a screenshot in a Telegram channel.
Every launch platform accepts these defaults. Heroon does not. What follows is the protocol that replaces them.
Every step is a single on-chain instruction — no multisig, no off-chain orchestrator, no custodian holding the keys.
30-minute public bid for each symbol. Anti-snipe extension. The winner becomes the canonical creator with permanent onchain rights to mint the token bound to that symbol.
Once minted, the symbol is closed — forever. The pairing of name → mint → creator is derived from program-owned registry accounts and verifiable against the program ID.
When the bonding curve fills, a single atomic instruction transfers reserves to Raydium and closes the LP exit. No creator-controlled pull. No human in the loop.
Every Genesis token is recorded against a canonical symbol in the Heroon registry. Browse by ticker. Verify by mint. The pairing is derived from program-owned accounts — not a database we control.
Auction-born. Registry-bound. One Genesis per symbol, forever. Wear the Genesis Verified seal across every surface in the app.
Anyone launches. No canonical symbol, no registry record. Live in the market alongside Genesis assets — never canonical.
Open assets are markets. Genesis assets are history.
Onchain identity is not a one-time stamp. It accumulates. Every launch under a wallet, every settled auction, every graduation adds to a permanent record.
audit · IDL freeze · production infrastructure
creator reputation — public launch history per wallet
provenance explorer — browse the registry by creator, date, ticker
symbol launch timeline replay — auction → mint → migration
optional sybil-resistant identity attached to a wallet
public dashboards — symbols minted, total volume, graduation rates
Integrate, fork, audit. The full Anchor program and IDL live on GitHub. The program is deployed on devnet and verifiable on Explorer.
// Anchor program, deployed on Solana devnetprogram_id = 3thUuqi2Pob3hzU2rKFGyCXzb3t214bYKjCiF2FsjKp4// One market PDA per (base_mint, WSOL) paire (market_pda, _bump) = Pubkey::find_program_address(&[bmarket, base_mint.as_ref(), WSOL.as_ref()],&program_id,);// Genesis Auction PDA per symbole (auction_pda, _) = Pubkey::find_program_address(&[bname_auction, normalize(name).as_bytes()],&program_id,);u nu CurveType {Inventory = 0,Bonding = 2, // fair launch → graduates to Raydium}
A 30-minute public bid for an available symbol. Anyone opens, anyone bids. Last-minute extensions defeat snipers. The winner becomes the Genesis creator with permanent onchain rights to mint the token bound to that symbol. Once minted, the symbol closes forever.
When the curve hits its SOL threshold, a single instruction transfers the vault reserves, opens a Raydium CPMM pool with those reserves, and closes the LP exit atomically — all in one tx. No human in the loop, no migration window, no creator-controlled LP exit.
No. The seal verifies origin, not value. It proves that a token is the canonical Heroon Genesis asset for that symbol. It does not mean the asset is safe, profitable, endorsed, or risk-free. Always do your own research.
Wallets unlock with a passkey — biometric or device PIN. The Solana keypair is AES-GCM encrypted in your browser under a secret derived by the authenticator. Heroon stores ciphertext for cross-device login. The unlock key lives in your authenticator.
Not yet. Heroon is live on Solana devnet while we harden the graduation path and UX. A formal audit is a prerequisite for mainnet; the report will be published when it exists.
Devnet is private. Builders and early supporters are onboarded in rolling waves. Request access; we will be in touch.