coralHow Coral works.
Discover on Coral. Launch and trade through Orca.
Select an asset, launch on Orca
Search the Coral catalog and sign a message to save your chosen asset before launch. Open Orca’s official form, create your token, and review all transaction fees there. The pilot launches use SOL.
Follow the bonding curve
Return to your saved draft with the token mint. Sign with its creator wallet to publish the asset selection. Coral verifies the native Wavebreak creator and launch time, then shows the selection publicly. Trading remains on Orca.
Graduate into Whirlpools
When Orca’s graduation conditions are met, its native program handles the move into Whirlpool liquidity. Coral shows the graduated pool once Orca’s index reports it. Indexing may take time.
Manage creator fees
Use your creator wallet on Orca to review and claim eligible liquidity fees. Coral does not custody tokens, store private keys, or apply its old custom fee split to these launches.
What to expect
Does selecting a stock create an actual stock pair?
This is the asset-selection pilot. Your chosen issuer token is recorded before launch and displayed on Coral after creator verification. Current launches bond and graduate against SOL. The selection does not provide stock backing, ownership, price tracking, or a tradable asset pair. Native asset pairing is in development and is not activated automatically by graduation.
Are transactions signed inside Coral?
No. This version integrates Orca’s hosted launch and trading pages. They open in a separate tab and require their own wallet connection. Coral’s wallet connection reads balances and signs messages for public asset selections. Those messages do not authorize transactions. Fully embedded Wavebreak transactions would require a supported integration with Orca’s permission service.
Will tokens appear on GMGN, Axiom, and aggregators?
These are native Wavebreak tokens and, after graduation, native Whirlpool markets. Discovery, indexing, routing, and quote support are controlled by each external platform. Coral does not promise a listing or trading availability from the first bonding trade.
Where does the data come from?
Bonding state comes from Solana mainnet accounts owned by Orca’s Wavebreak program, with canonical addresses checked. Graduated pools come from Orca’s public API; token names also use verified on-chain Metaplex metadata. Snapshots refresh every minute; unavailable data is labeled. Creator history can be incomplete when old curve accounts have closed.
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Coral is an independent interface using Orca infrastructure. No official partnership or endorsement is claimed.
What happened to the previous asset-paired launches?
The active platform has pivoted to standard SOL Wavebreak launches. The demo, custom Coral program, stock quote catalog, custom graduation buttons, and platform fee split are no longer part of this public flow. Historical devnet tooling remains in the repository for recovery.