Sheet A-01 · free simulator · live Solana prices
See what a coin's rise would pay you, and what it costs if it doesn't.
Pick any Solana coin. We draw what owning it pays next to what an upside call would pay, from its live price.
Option maths runs in your browser. Prices come from Jupiter and DexScreener. Nothing is sold, bought or traded here.
A-02How it works in 3 steps
Pick a coin
Choose a fresh launch from the live list, or paste any coin address.
We read its price
Live price and recent price swings come straight from public market data.
You see the payoff
A drawing and a plain sentence: what you could gain, lose, and break even at.
Nothing is moved or charged. Connecting a wallet only shares your public address, and no step asks you to sign anything.
B-01New coins, live
What this does: lists Solana coins that launched or graduated in the last minutes, so you can pick one to draw.
New coins are very risky: most lose almost all their value within hours. This list is information, not a tip.
C-01Payoff drawing
What this does: for the same money, compares buying the coin today with buying upside calls on it, at every price it could end at.
If the coin ends at…
| Price move | Owning the coin | Upside calls |
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C-02An upside call, drawn in four lines
- 01
Owning the coin
Every dollar the price moves, you move with it, up or down. A straight line.
- 02
The right to buy at a strike
A call lets you buy later at a fixed price. Below it you just don't use it; above it, you gain.
- 03
The premium you pay
That right costs money up front. The whole line drops by it, and your break-even moves right.
- 04
Side by side
Small money, big upside, a capped loss. But if the coin goes nowhere, the call loses and the coin doesn't.
E-01Can I back a call?
What this does: reads a wallet's real token balances and works out how many fully backed calls it could write on each coin, because a fair call must have the coins locked first.
F-01Words on this sheet
- Spot
- Simply owning the coin at today's price.
- Call
- A paid right, not a duty, to buy a coin later at a fixed price.
- Strike
- That fixed price. Above it the call is worth something at expiry.
- Premium
- What the call costs up front. You don't get it back.
- Expiry
- The day the right ends. After that an unused call is worth zero.
- Break-even
- Strike plus premium per coin: the price where you're back to zero.
- Volatility
- How hard the price usually swings. Bigger swings make calls cost more.
- Coin address
- The unique ID of a Solana coin, also called its mint or CA.
- Backed call
- A call whose coins are locked in advance, so the buyer is sure to get them.
G-01Flowcharts
H-01Roadmap: revision table
Done means it works on this page today. Nothing below has a promised date.
- Rev 1
Drawing board
- Payoff drawing, spot vs call done
- Scenario table and share link done
- Rev 2
Live inputs
- New-coin feed from Jupiter done
- Volatility from real candles done
- Rev 3
Wallet reading
- Backed-call check from real balances done
- Connect to prefill done
- Rev 4
Downside sheet
- Put payoff (the right to sell) building
- Compare two strikes on one drawing building
- Rev 5
Research, not product
- Study a fully backed call vault design planned
- Only ship one after an independent audit planned
J-01Tokenomics planned
The site's coin is not live yet. This is the planned structure of a fair launch on a public curve.
- Fair launch: no presale, no private round.
- 0% team allocation, unless bought on the curve like anyone.
- Mint and freeze authority switched off.
- Liquidity locked or burned at graduation.
No promise of any return. A coin can go to zero.
K-01Questions
What is this, in one sentence?
A free drawing tool that shows, for any Solana coin, what you'd gain or lose by owning it versus holding an upside call on it, using the coin's live price.
Is it safe? Does it touch my money?
It never touches money. There is nothing to buy here, no order is placed and no transaction is ever asked for. Connecting a wallet is optional and only shares your public address so we can read your balances.
Can I actually buy these calls here?
No. No options are sold on this site. It explains and simulates them so you understand the trade-off before you meet one anywhere else.
Where do the numbers come from?
Live prices from Jupiter and DexScreener, candles from Jupiter's chart data, balances from Solana mainnet. The premium and volatility are a model, and are labelled that way.
Why is the model premium so high on new coins?
Because new coins swing hard. The bigger the recent swings, the more a right to buy the upside is worth, so the formula charges more.
Does the share link store anything?
No. Your settings are written into the link itself. Nothing is saved on a server.