The Monero-native launchpad on Solana

Trade in the open. Settle in the dark.

Buy, sell and launch Solana memecoins straight from your Monero wallet. XMR in, XMR out. No Phantom, no SOL, no seed phrase. Non-custodial from the first tap.

How it works Under the hood

Build status · phase 1, plant

Passkey smart walletsbuilding
XMR in / out via intentsbuilding
Open launchesnext
Underground launcheslater

The launchpad floor

No spores yet.

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first spore

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How it works

Four steps. You never leave your Monero wallet.

The coins live on Solana, where the traders already are. Your money lives on Monero, where nobody can follow it. Spore is the path between them.

step 1

Send XMR

Pick a coin, tap buy, scan a QR code with your Monero wallet. It's a normal XMR payment to a fresh one-time address.

step 2

Solvers fill it

Your buy is an intent: "I'll pay this much XMR for this coin." A network of solvers competes to fill it on Solana. You never touch a bridge or hold SOL.

step 3

Coins land in your smart wallet

Your first buy creates a passkey smart wallet on Solana. Face ID signs. No seed phrase, no extension.

step 4

XMR comes home

Sell with one tap. Solvers fill the reverse intent and your XMR lands back in your Monero wallet.

Under the hood

Five layers, from your phone down to the soil.

Each layer below has the crypto terms on the left and what they mean in plain words on the right. No homework needed.

Layer 1 · what you touch

Passkey smart wallet

account abstractionpasskeysnon-custodialon-chain guardmultisig

Your Spore account is a smart-contract wallet on Solana, signed with a passkey. A guard program limits what Spore's servers can ever sign, instruction by instruction. Upgrades to the guard need a multisig.

In plain wordsFace ID is your key. Spore helps you use the wallet but can't move your money without you. You can export your key and leave whenever you want.

Layer 2 · the trade

Intents + solvers

intent-basedsolver networkcross-chainno wrapped XMR

You sign what you want, not how to do it. Solvers compete to deliver the best fill: they receive your XMR on Monero and deliver the coin on Solana. Settlement happens after your XMR confirms.

In plain wordsYou say "I want this coin for this much XMR." Market makers race to give you the best price. You never handle a bridge or a wrapped token.

Layer 3 · the coins

Launch program

SPL tokensbonding curvefair launchDEX migrationLP burned

Every coin starts on a bonding curve: price is set by a formula, not a team. When the curve fills, liquidity migrates to a DEX pool and the LP tokens are burned.

In plain wordsNo presale, no insiders. The more people buy, the higher the price. Once a coin is big enough it moves to a normal trading pool that nobody can pull.

Layer 4 · private launches

Underground mode

fresh account per launchone-time payout addressXMR-fundedunlinkable

Each underground launch gets a brand-new account, a never-used payout address, and is paid for with XMR, so there's no public wallet history to connect to the creator.

In plain wordsYou can launch a coin without your wallet being doxxed the second it goes live.

Layer 5 · the soil

Monero settlement

ring signaturesstealth addressesRingCTprivate by default

Every XMR payment in and out of Spore settles on Monero, where sender, receiver and amount are hidden on every transaction.

In plain wordsWhere your money came from and where it goes afterwards stays private. That's the part chain sleuths can't follow.

Why Monero

Private by default. Every payment. No switch to flip.

Monero hides three things on every transaction. Here's how, without the math.

hides the sender

Ring signatures

Your payment is signed together with 15 decoys from the chain. Anyone looking sees 16 possible senders and can't tell which one was you.

hides the receiver

Stealth addresses

Every payment goes to a brand-new one-time address. Your real address never shows up on the chain.

hides the amount

RingCT

Amounts are encrypted. The network checks the math adds up (with Bulletproofs+) without ever seeing the numbers.

That makes every XMR identical to every other XMR. In money terms, it's fungible. Fungible, fungi, spore. That's the name.

Coin lifecycle

Every coin grows the same way a mushroom does.

Creators earn a share of every trade on their coin, paid in XMR. They can switch it on to reward their holders instead.

Stage 1

Spore

Just launched. Trading on the bonding curve.

Stage 2

Fruiting

The curve is nearly full. Make-or-break time.

Stage 3

Bloom

Curve complete. Migrated to a DEX pool, LP burned.

FAQ

Quick answers.

Is there a Spore token?

No. Nothing has launched. If someone is selling a Spore token, it isn't us.

Do I need SOL or Phantom?

No. You pay in XMR from your Monero wallet, and the solvers handle the Solana side.

Is it custodial?

No. Your passkey smart wallet is yours. Spore can only do what the on-chain guard allows, and you can export your key or cut Spore off at any time.

Is my trade private?

The trade itself happens on Solana, which is public. What stays private is the money trail: where your XMR came from and where it goes after you sell.

How fast is it?

A Monero block lands about every 2 minutes, and solvers fill once your payment has enough confirmations. Expect minutes, not seconds, for XMR in and out.

When does it launch?

There's no date yet. We're in phase 1: building the smart wallets and the XMR in / out path.

Glossary

Spore words.

Spore: A fresh coin on its bonding curve.
Fruiting: A coin close to finishing its curve.
Bloom: Curve done, migrated to a DEX pool.
Underground: A private launch with no public link to the creator.
Nutrients: Holder rewards, paid in XMR.
The underground: The intent and solver layer that moves value between Monero and Solana.