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Launch a token

Four steps. You pay Rings privately from your private balance. Rings launches your token from a single-use key of its own and sends the first buy straight to your wallet: the launch does not carry your wallet, but that transfer is public.

The token

Picture Drop or choose PNG, JPG or WebP, up to 1 MB

Name0 / 32 Ticker0 / 10 $ Tickers are not unique. Buyers should check the mint address.

Description · optional0 / 500

Links · optional

Website X Telegram

Permanent The name, ticker and picture cannot be changed after launch.

Nothing on-chain yet.

What an explorer, an indexer or the Rings server can see.

When you launch:

Token chain · Rings server

Name, ticker, picture

Your payment to Rings chain

Private: your account and the time show, the amount does not

Launched by chain

Rings' launch key (new, single use)

Launch key funded chain

≈ 0.0205 SOL, by Rings In the open

First buy chain

None

First buy sent to your wallet chain

Nothing to send

Wallet behind the launch chain

Sealed

Rings server Rings server

Holds your payment and your first buy for the minute a launch takes, and knows who asked for it while it runs. Keeps no record afterwards. Sees your IP address.

Could be inferredYour payment to Rings and the launch are a minute apart. If few people pay Rings at that moment, the timing can tie you to the token.

Could be inferredA deposit to your private balance is public. Depositing right before a launch can tie your wallet to it by timing.

Who else can see it Rings' server holds your payment and your first buy until the launch is done, and refunds the payment if it can't launch. Helius's prover enclave processes the amounts to build the proofs.