Launch health
DexScreener · RPC · JupiterEach check has a weight; a pass earns its full weight and a warning earns half. The weights are listed in the method section.
Creator operating desk · Solana mainnet
Stackyard puts the post-launch jobs of a coin creator in one place: a health score read from the chain and DexScreener, who really holds the supply, how the tape is moving, what to do this week, and a signed update your holders can verify.
—Read from Solana mainnet through our read-only RPC proxy and from Jupiter's trending pools. Click any trending coin to load it on the desk.
Load any Solana coin by its mint. Every window reads live data. Drag a window by its title bar to rearrange the desk, or use the arrows; your layout is remembered in this browser.
Each check has a weight; a pass earns its full weight and a warning earns half. The weights are listed in the method section.
Funding clusters appear here: top holders whose SOL came from the same funding wallet.
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Coins this address created are tagged “your launch”, matched against Jupiter's dev field.
Four moves. No account, no custody, nothing to install. Everything the desk knows comes from public mainnet data or from your own browser.
Paste a mint, pick one of your own holdings, or click a trending coin. The mint is checked as valid base58 before anything is fetched.
The mint account, its authorities and Token-2022 extensions come from Solana RPC. Pairs and socials come from DexScreener. Top holders and their funders come from Jupiter.
Failed checks become suggested tasks. Add your own rituals, drag them across the week and export the plan to your calendar.
Your wallet signs the weekly note. Anyone can verify it in the browser with Ed25519. If you like, anchor its hash in a Memo transaction.
The launch-health score is a weighted checklist, not a prediction. It says how well a coin is set up for holders; it does not say whether the price will go up.
| Check | Pass | Warn | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total | 100 | ||
sharei = amounti / supplySupply is read on-chain with getTokenSupply. Accounts Jupiter tags as liquidity pools are excluded from the top-N shares.
HHI = Σ (100 · sharei)²Over the top 100 non-pool holders. Under 100 is widely spread; over 1,500 means a few wallets dominate.
cluster = holders with the same funderJupiter records the wallet that first sent each holder SOL. Several top holders sharing a funder often means one person.
p = buys / (buys + sells)From DexScreener transaction counts for the coin's deepest pair, per window.
Every number on the desk names its source. Nothing here is invented to fill a gap: if a source fails, the window says so and offers a retry.
Mint account, authorities, Token-2022 extensions, supply, slot, throughput, priority fees, your SOL balance and token accounts. Read-only, through a same-origin proxy.
Pairs, liquidity, volume, buy and sell counts, listed website and socials.
Trending pools, top-100 holders with their funding wallets, one-minute candles, holdings and prices.
The SOL reference price in the top bar and hero.
The planner, your desk layout and your notes are stored in this browser only. We have no server-side database.
The weights are our editorial judgement, published in full above. Treat the score as a checklist, not as advice.
No. Connecting a wallet shares only your public key. The site reads public data. The one optional transaction, anchoring a note hash, is a Memo instruction signed in your own wallet that moves no funds; you only pay the network fee.
The score only sees what is on-chain or listed publicly: authorities, liquidity, holder spread, listed links. A strong community without a website or with a concentrated supply still loses points. Each failed check says what would fix it.
Jupiter's holder index returns the top 100 holders with the wallet that funded each one. We divide by the on-chain supply and exclude accounts tagged as liquidity pools. The free RPC nodes we read through refuse getTokenLargestAccounts, so we do not depend on it.
That the holder of a specific wallet wrote that exact text. Anyone can paste the note into the verifier and check the Ed25519 signature in their own browser. It does not prove the claims in the text are true.
Only in this browser's local storage, one plan per coin. Download the .ics file to put the tasks in your calendar, or copy the plan as text.
Yes. Every tool works with any mint or address you paste. Connecting a wallet only prefills your own coins and lets you sign.
No. Stackyard is a working desk for creators. It reads data and runs a published checklist. It does not recommend buying or selling anything.
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