Workspace / Solana devnet
Inspect a launch.
Enter a pool address or explore an example.
Launch inspector
Start with a pool address
Checks the pool and available evidence on devnet. Missing evidence stays unknown.
This amount is used only for a hypothetical buy-then-sell estimate. No transaction is sent.
Recheck a saved passport
Compare a saved snapshot with a fresh on-chain check.
Case library
Explore a known outcome
Controlled devnet examples
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Your analysis
Launch passport
Enter a devnet pool address above and press Check launch.
A signed claim with 15 matching economic fields. Select this tab to check devnet.
A signed 0.5% fee claim conflicts with a 1% DBC fee. Select this tab to check devnet.
A DBC pool migrated to DAMM v2. Select this tab to check devnet.
A pool without a registered prelaunch claim. Select this tab to check devnet.
Calculation → actual trade
Does the model match what happened?
Compare calculations with three recorded devnet trades: buy, sell and graduation.
A separate example pool with constant fees; results apply to these trades only.
Method and limits
How verification works
Signed claim
Checks who signed, whether the commitment predates the pool, and which fields match.
Trade estimates
Models supported fee mechanics. Estimates do not guarantee execution.
Migration
Checks the link to DAMM v2 and current liquidity positions. Ownership can change.
Which fields were signed?
The original v1 manifest compares 15 fields. Version 2 additionally signs all 20 curve slots and the base-fee schedule parameters. A match applies only to the listed fields; neither version covers every economic term, token extension or administrative power.
Address lookups use evidence already indexed by LP. Missing evidence means unknown, not that a claim or migration never existed. A match is not a security certification.
Verify additional evidence
This optional check works without registering the evidence. Never paste a private key or seed phrase.