$WAKE is live on Solana.
CA: 7fuqk8MAk6wPAmoVUdmwJMRwbtdurB8pZoh8rf8Jpump
The token behind Wake, the launch terminal where your dev bag is locked in the same signature and your CA ends in wake.
CA is only ever posted here.
Same ticker. Different coin.
Fake $WAKE coins will show up. That's normal on Solana: tickers aren't unique, contract addresses are.
The only real CA is the one pinned on this account.
Check the address, not the name.
Don't trust. Verify.
Five things you can check about $WAKE on-chain, in a minute:
The CA is posted only by this account.
Mint authority: none. Nobody can print more.
Supply: 1,000,000,000, fixed at creation.
Dev tokens: locked on Jupiter Lock. [LOCK LINK]
Liquidity: the https://t.co/hH2if5ZxLG bonding curve, on-chain.
CA: 7fuqk8MAk6wPAmoVUdmwJMRwbtdurB8pZoh8rf8Jpump
Dev tokens locked.
The $WAKE dev bag sits in a Jupiter Lock escrow. On-chain, public, and nobody can pull it early. Us included.
Check it yourself:
https://t.co/rdR2bCzPLm
How Wake is built.
Your wallet: the only thing that signs.
Your browser: the form, the cost math, and the wake address grind on Web Workers with Ed25519.
Wake API: builds unsigned transactions and pins metadata to IPFS. It never signs anything.
Solana: the https://t.co/hH2if5ZxLG program for the launch, Jupiter Lock for the dev bag.
No custody layer. The only key that matters is the one you already hold.
Built for builders.
The founder shipping a product: a token from your own wallet, one approval, every cost on screen before you sign.
The dev team that needs trust on day one: your allocation goes into Jupiter Lock at launch, public and checkable.
The protocol whose token is infrastructure: a signature address that ends in wake, metadata on IPFS, a launch tested on mainnet.
Launch infrastructure for teams that ship.
What's inside one approval.
You click once. Your wallet signs two transactions together.
The launch:
the mint, with an address ending in wake
name, ticker and image pinned to IPFS
the https://t.co/hH2if5ZxLG bonding curve
your dev buy, in the same transaction, so nobody gets in first
The lock:
your dev bag into a Jupiter Lock escrow
One popup. Two transactions. Nothing to trust but the chain.
We don't ship buttons we haven't pressed.
Every transaction Wake builds was simulated against Solana mainnet first.
Create a coin: passes, about 0.0055 SOL.
Create with a dev buy: tokens out match the estimate exactly.
Jupiter Lock: passes, about 0.005 SOL.
A real address ending in wake: found in about 2.5 minutes, in the browser.
Tested, then shipped.
The wallet you have. That's the account.
No sign-up. No email. No deposit.
Connect Phantom, Solflare or Backpack, sign once, and your wallet is the creator on-chain.
And so you know, Wake will never:
ask for your seed phrase
DM you first
ask you to send SOL
If someone does, it isn't us.
@Azeon123 a launch terminal for solana. you launch a https://t.co/53j1OPpkzL coin from your own wallet in about a minute, dev bag locked in the same signature, contract address ends in wake. 0% wake fee
Why Wake.
A wake is the trail something leaves behind as it moves forward.
Every coin starts as a single point.
Then people follow, and the trail spreads.
Our mark is exactly that. A dot, and the wake behind it.
Launch a coin. Leave a wake.
Launching a coin is not a speed problem. It is a trust problem.
Wake fixes it at the source.
Dev bag locked on Jupiter Lock, same signature.
A contract address that ends in wake.
0% Wake fee. Your keys never leave your wallet.
Launch a coin. Leave a wake.
Check twice. Launch once.
https://t.co/hH2if605Be writes your coin's name, ticker, image and links at launch, and locks them for good.
Before you sign:
A square image, 512 px or more.
A ticker people can say out loud.
X and Telegram added now, not later.
A little SOL left over for fees.
If it fails, nothing is created. Solana is all or nothing