mainnet / not connected𝕏 QSHIELD Launch Token
// PROJECT / HOW IT WORKS

From an idea to an inspectable record.

Define the token. Model the reserve. Inspect the receipt. Every step comes with clear assumptions and an explicit integration status.

01 / Define the identity

Choose a name, ticker, description, and image. Review the optional initial buy, connect your Solana wallet, and authorize a Pump.fun launch. Browsing and editing require no wallet.

02 / Make the assumptions visible

Use the simulator to explore fee income, reserve growth, and holder allocations. The conversion cost, asset price, and activity assumptions remain visible.

03 / Inspect the record

After confirmation, the server verifies the Pump.fun instruction, mint, creator, and metadata before adding the token to the board. Existing local draft receipts remain inspectable in the verifier.

04 / Understand the boundary

Pump.fun launches use your wallet on mainnet. Reserve custody, quantum seals, wallet exposure scans, and redemption execution are not connected.

> capabilities --current
capabilityavailable hereintegration needed
Token identitywallet-authorized Pump.fun launchcustom reserves and quantum seals
Reserve modelinteractive arithmetictreasury and pricing APIs
Receipt integritySHA-256 digest checkauthenticated signatures
Wallet exposurebasic format inspectionchain-specific RPC history
Redemptionsample proportional estimatewallet, vault, payout route
Researchprimary-source reading listlive feed if desired
Post-quantum signatures can protect a separate proof layer. They do not replace Solana’s transaction signatures, eliminate custody risk, or guarantee the future value of a token.
> wallet --mainnet

Connect a Solana wallet

No compatible wallet detected. Install Phantom, Solflare, or Backpack, or open QSHIELD in a Wallet Standard-compatible wallet browser.

Connecting shares your public address. It does not sign a transaction or move funds. QSHIELD never asks for your seed phrase.