Reports: Binance hacked for over $5.6B. The exchange moved to Sol.
SOLANCE is a Solana launchpad that works like an exchange. List any coin on pump.fun from your own wallet, then trade it here with a live chart.
Every pair here trades on Solana right now. Click any row to open it in the terminal.
| Name | Price | 24h change | 24h volume | Market cap | Tier |
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Live chart, real trades and a buy and sell panel for every coin. Your own wallet signs every trade.
The market decides, not a listings team. Hit the next mark and your coin moves up a tier on its own.
Type a ticker, add a name and image, and sign. The coin goes live on a pump.fun bonding curve.
The curve is filling. The coin joins the Alpha board, where early buyers look first.
The curve fills and the liquidity moves to a pool automatically. Nobody holds it.
Top of the exchange. Spot coins lead the markets table and the popular list.
SOLANCE never holds coins or SOL. There is no exchange wallet to drain.
Every launch and every trade is a transaction you approve yourself, and you can check each one on Solscan.
Coins trade on a bonding curve, then move to a pool when it fills. The dev never holds the liquidity.
A Solana launchpad built like an exchange. You list a coin in one step (it launches on pump.fun from your own wallet), it trades right away, and it moves up from Launch to Alpha to Listed to Spot as it grows.
No. SOLANCE has nothing to do with Binance. We just think an exchange shouldn't be one hot wallet away from losing everything.
Type a ticker in the box at the top, add a name, an image and an optional first buy, then approve it in Phantom, Solflare or Backpack. It is tradable the moment the transaction lands.
Listing is a pump.fun launch, so you pay the normal Solana network fee plus any first buy you choose. Trades pay the standard pump.fun and pool fees, and each coin's creator earns the pump.fun creator fee on its trades.
When a coin's bonding curve fills, its liquidity moves to a pool automatically and the coin is Listed. At $1M market cap it moves up to Spot.
No. Before graduation it sits in the bonding curve and after graduation it sits in the pool. The dev never holds it.