Words are free. A bond isn't.
A developer puts money behind their launch before it starts. If they dump, that money goes to holders, not to the developer.
Each launch that joins the Dev Bond locks a 25 SOL bond before launch. The bond is public and checkable on-chain, and SOLVET shows it next to the check result.
Both sides get something they can see.
Show the market you mean it. A public bond is a stronger signal than a promise in a post, and SOLVET puts it right next to your check.
See at a glance whether a dev has money on the line, and where it goes if they walk away.
A bond line on the check page, next to the scan result. It never changes the result.
Four steps, all visible to anyone.
The dev locks 25 SOL in a bond address before the coin launches.
The coin launches. SOLVET links the bond to the coin and shows it on the check page.
SOLVET's dump detection watches the dev and linked wallets against the published rules.
No dump: the dev gets the bond back after the lock period. Dump: the bond is paid out to holders.
Dev Bond is announced for 10 November 2026. It is not live yet, so no bonds exist today and this page shows none. The final rules (what counts as a dump, lock period, how payouts are split) will be published here before the first bond is accepted.
The bond sits in an on-chain address, not in a personal wallet. The address is shown publicly so anyone can verify the balance.
The rules are published in advance and applied the same way to every bond. SOLVET's dump detection is the data source, and the evidence is public.
No. A bond is shown as an extra line. It never changes the scan result or the bundle detection.
Message @SolvetScan on X. Details follow with the rules before 10 November.
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