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Everything you need to launch and navigate coins on the NEBULA galaxy.
How launches work
Fill in the creation wizard — name, ticker, description, artwork, links and supply — then press Launch. NEBULA stores the artwork and a standard metadata JSON, builds the transaction and hands it to your wallet.
You approve one transaction. It creates the mint, writes the metadata on-chain, mints the whole supply to your wallet, applies the authority settings you chose and tags the transaction with a nebula:launch memo. When Solana confirms it, your coin is born — and the birth animation only plays after that confirmation.
Token-2022 & metadata
Coins are Token-2022 mints with the metadata-pointer and token-metadata extensions, so the name, ticker and metadata URI live directly on the mint account. Wallets and explorers such as Phantom and Solscan read them natively.
- Revoke mint authority — the supply becomes fixed forever.
- Revoke freeze authority — no holder account can ever be frozen.
- Lock metadata — name, ticker and artwork can never change.
Verification & listing
After confirmation, NEBULA re-reads the transaction and the mint from Solana: the transaction must have succeeded, the mint must have signed it, it must be a Token-2022 mint whose metadata points to the files prepared for it, and the creator must match. Only then is the coin added to the public registry that powers the Launchpad, Explore and Leaderboard.
Holders, supply, authorities and the transaction feed on each coin page are read live from the chain and refresh while you watch.
Wallets & safety
NEBULA only ever asks your wallet for its public key and for a signature on the launch transaction, which your wallet shows you in full. It never requests, receives or stores private keys or seed phrases. No legitimate site will ever ask for your seed phrase.
Coins are created by their launchers. Do your own research — nothing on this site is financial advice.
Devnet & mainnet
This deployment runs on Solana Devnet. Devnet is Solana's public test network: transactions and tokens are real and permanent, but devnet SOL is free (use the faucet in the wallet menu or at faucet.solana.com) and has no monetary value. Switch your wallet to Devnet before launching.
Moving to mainnet is a configuration change: set NEXT_PUBLIC_SOLANA_NETWORK=mainnet-beta and a dedicated RPC URL. Each network keeps its own registry.
FAQ
Is there an official NEBULA token?+
Yes: $NEBULA, launched on pump.fun on Solana mainnet. Its only contract address is 33WUwvX2zVoYDrh9wsSUpVRNctmCCUAihfMRr2uZpump — any other address is not NEBULA. Coins launched on this site are separate tokens created by their launchers.
Does launching cost anything?+
Only Solana's own costs, paid from your wallet: rent for the mint and your token account (a few thousandths of a SOL, held by the accounts) plus the network fee. NEBULA charges no platform fee.
Can I trade my coin on NEBULA?+
Not yet. NEBULA creates the token and lists it; it does not create a liquidity pool. A coin gets a market price only once someone adds liquidity on a decentralised exchange.
Where do holder counts come from?+
From Solana's RPC (getTokenLargestAccounts). It returns the 20 largest accounts, so counts at that cap are shown as “20+”. Nothing on the site is estimated or simulated.
Can a coin be removed?+
Tokens on Solana are permanent. The NEBULA listing reflects what exists on-chain.
Which wallets are supported?+
Phantom and Solflare are registered explicitly, and any Wallet Standard wallet (Backpack and others) is detected automatically.