FAQ

Every coin on Staple is paired with one of 20 commodity markets. Your coin's market becomes its theme: its price is shown beside your coin on its page and chart, and your coin is listed on that market's page. See Pairing and commodity markets.

No. Every coin ends its launch with no mint authority, so its supply is fixed forever. The coin page reads this from the chain.

Only if it was launched with "editable by your wallet", and only by that wallet. Coins launched with the default, locked forever, can never be changed by anyone.

No. The pairing is chosen at launch and recorded in the coin's metadata and launch transaction.

You do. Your wallet signs everything; the extra keys a launch needs are made in your browser. Staple's server builds and checks transactions but never signs one and holds no private key.

No. A launch costs only network rent and fees, paid to the network and Metaplex. See What a launch costs.

If the first transaction landed and the second did not, you can resume: only the second is built again and its settings account is reused. If nothing landed, nothing happened. See If a launch stops halfway.

A 1% fee on the amount traded, in SOL, plus the network's own small fee. See Fees.

It needs a trade from at least 24 hours ago to compare with. A new coin shows a dash, never 0%, until it has one.

It may be graduating: once its curve is full, trading pauses until it reaches its new pool. Anyone can finish graduation from the coin page.

Each market shows exactly what its source provides. Some sources publish monthly averages; metals are live only while their exchange is open. See .

Any Solana wallet that supports the Wallet Standard, such as Phantom, Solflare and Backpack, in a desktop browser. On phones, see Wallets on mobile.

Yes. Signing in is a message, not a transaction: it costs nothing and moves nothing.

The currency of Staple's simulated network, used for building and testing. It has no value. See Simulated network.