War Pad WAR PAD Solana mainnet

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WARPAD

Launch a war coin on Solana. Every coin carries a real law of war and an event checked on Wikidata. Creators get paid in Monero.

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Coins on the flight line
0
Laws you can cite
30
Wars going on now, per Wikidata
 
Creator payouts
XMR

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Flight line

Every coin launched here, with its war record. Prices come live from Dexscreener every 20 seconds.

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File a flight plan

Four steps. Your coin goes live on pump.fun, with its war record in the token data for every wallet and explorer to read.

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  1. Flight planA plain text message. Free, no transaction. Our server checks the Ed25519 signature.
  2. LaunchThe pump.fun create transaction from PumpPortal. Your browser adds the coin's own key.
  3. FeeOnly with a first buy: 1% to the treasury with the memo warpad:<mint>. Same prompt.
Coin
War record

The event

Only events with a Wikidata entry and an English Wikipedia article pass. Going on now:

    Payout

    Your share of fees on this coin goes here, in XMR. Checked for typos before you sign.

    Takeoff

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      The system

      What happens between your click and a live coin. No custody at any point: keys stay in your browser and your wallet.

      1. AYour browserMakes the coin's mint key with WebCrypto Ed25519. Checks the Monero checksum. Crops the picture to 512 px.crypto.subtle
      2. BYour walletSigns the plan as raw bytes, then the launch, through Wallet Standard. Phantom, Solflare, Backpack.solana:signMessage
      3. CWar Pad serverChecks the signature, asks Wikidata about the event, opens the source link, hosts the metadata.Cloudflare Worker + D1
      4. DPumpPortalBuilds the pump.fun create, buy and sell transactions. Your wallet signs them, PumpPortal never holds funds./api/trade-local
      5. ESolanaThe coin is created by the pump.fun program. Our server reads the result back: payer, mint, program.6EF8…F6P
      6. FEvery 5 minutesA cron confirms launches whose tab closed early and books every fee memo to its coin.*/5 * * * *
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      CheckAgainstFails if
      Law30 treaties and acts, each matched to its Wikidata item and full textIt is not on the shelf
      EventWikidata: war, battle, siege, invasion, operation, campaign, massacre or attackWrong class or no English Wikipedia article
      SourceA live https request from our serverIt does not open, or it is a link shortener
      SignatureEd25519 over the plan text, with a 10 minute windowWrong wallet or an old plan
      On chainThe coin's metadata at /m/<mint>.jsonNever: it ships with the coin
      Review$WAR holders, one signed flag per walletThree flags take it off the flight line

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      The law shelf

      Every coin cites one of these. Checked against Wikidata on the last build.

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      Fees paid out in Monero

      1. You buy a coin here.
      2. 1% of the SOL goes to the War Pad treasury in the same signature, tagged with the coin.
      3. 50% of it is booked to the coin's creator. Our server reads it straight off the chain.
      4. Creators get paid in Monero, to the address in their flight plan. Each payout is listed below with its Monero transaction ID.

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      Fees booked
      0 SOL
      Payouts sent
      0
      Treasury
      Solscan

      Payout log

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        $WAR

        $WAR is the review pass. Hold any amount and you can flag a coin whose record doesn't hold up. Three flags from three wallets take it off the flight line.

        Until $WAR is out, any wallet with 0.01 SOL can flag.

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        Questions

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        Is this pump.fun?

        Coins launch on pump.fun's bonding curve, so they trade there and here from the first second. War Pad adds the war record, the review and the Monero payouts.

        Who holds my coin's keys?

        Nobody. Your browser makes the coin's address, your wallet signs the launch, and we never see a private key.

        What counts as a documented event?

        Anything Wikidata lists as a war, battle, siege, invasion, operation, campaign, massacre or attack, with an English Wikipedia article.

        Why Monero?

        A Solana payout shows the world where your money went. A Monero payout doesn't.

        What does it cost?

        Launching costs the pump.fun network fees, about 0.02 SOL. Buys here add our 1% fee. PumpPortal, which builds the trades, takes 0.5% on its side.

        Coin picture

        Flag this record

        Hold $WAR (or 0.01 SOL before $WAR is out). One flag per wallet. Three flags take the coin off the flight line.

        Connect a Solana wallet

        You sign your flight plan, your launch and your trades with it. We never touch your keys.

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