The post-quantum launchpad on Solana

Kept by the creator 50%For sale as bonds 50%

Split your coin. Sell any percent.

Launch on Valence and your coin is cut into bonds: NFTs that each hold a slice of its supply and its creator fee. Keep them in a post-quantum vault, or sell any percent on the market.

Launch

Keep half. Sell half. Or any split you like.

Your coin's molecule, split into bonds2 bonds
You keep50%
Goes on sale as bonds50%

Every percent of the coin, its supply and its creator fee, sits in a bond.

The bond

A slice of a coin, minted as an NFT.

A bond holds part of a coin's supply, locked in escrow, and part of its creator fee, paid in SOL on every trade. Sell it and both go to the new owner. Redeem it and the tokens land in your wallet.

Your coin · Bond 2 of 31.7% of the supply + 25% of the feeHeld by whoever owns it

Vault

A vault a quantum computer can't open.

Wallets sign with elliptic curves, and Shor's algorithm breaks those. A Valence vault signs with one-time hash keys instead: each key signs once, names the next, and is never accepted again.

Market

Bonds for sale

Every listing here is a real bond from a Valence launch: a slice of a coin's supply, its creator fee, or both. Pay the seller in SOL and the bond is yours once the payment confirms.

Molecules

Every coin has a molecule.

It is drawn from the coin's contract address, so no two look alike, and each bond lights up its own part of it. These belong to this month's trending Solana coins.

Paste any contract address into the search bar to see its molecule.

Signatures

Signed once, then retired.

Winternitz signatures over SHA-256: 67 hash chains per key and 4,288 characters per signature. Their security rests on hashes alone, which no known quantum algorithm breaks.

Each bar is one of the 67 hash chains. Sign a message with a fresh one-time key, right here in your browser.

    
  


  

    
Privacy

    
Owners are vaults, not wallets.

    
A bond in a vault shows only the vault's ID, never a wallet. Its fees go to whatever address the vault names, and the vault can name a fresh one at any time.

    
Owner on the boardWallet 7xKp…3dQe
Owner on the boardVault 828C·1A59

  


  

    
Payouts

    
Paid on every trade.

    
A trade on the coin any size
Its creator fee in SOL
Split by bond 
Each holder paid their share

    
Valence collects each coin's creator fee and pays it out by share to whoever holds each bond.

  


  

    
In numbers

    
100%of the dev buy and the creator fee sits in bonds
10bonds for sale per launch, at most
0.1%the smallest bond
1signature per vault key, ever

  


  

    
Rules

    
The split is set once.

    
A coin's bonds always add up to exactly 100% of its creator fee and of the supply its creator put in. They can change hands as often as people like. The totals never change.

    
  


  

    
Escrow

    
Tokens behind every bond.

    
The supply in a coin's bonds sits in the Valence escrow, not with its creator. Whoever holds a bond can redeem it for its tokens at any time, and the bond keeps its fee share.

    
Escrow
Coins with supply locked–

    See the escrow on Solscan
  


  

    
$VALENCE

    
Launched on Valence, with bonds of its own.

    
$VALENCE goes live on pump.fun through Valence itself, so its supply and creator fee are cut into bonds like every other coin here.

    
    
    
  


  

    
Question

    
Can I sell my whole coin?

    
Yes. Pick “Sell the whole coin” at launch and your whole dev buy and the whole creator fee go on sale as bonds. Or sell the bond you kept later on. The coin keeps trading as normal.

  

  

    
Question

    
What if I lose my vault?

    
Your backup file restores it on any device. Without it, nobody can move what's inside. That includes us.

  

  

    
Question

    
What does a buyer get?

    
The bond itself: its slice of the supply, redeemable for the tokens at any time, and its share of the creator fee from then on. They can keep it, list it again or move it to a vault.