2.1 ETH
Every coin opens here
Trade GIWA
tokens now.
Everyone is waiting for GIWA mainnet. We are not. Strike and trade ETH-priced coins on Solana today: the same curve for every coin, a pool that locks forever, pay in SOL or ETH. The day GIWA is live, every coin can cross with the same holders at the same price. How.
Opening soon
The road to GIWA
7.04 ETH
In the pool at the mint
0.5%
The Mint’s fee. The only one.
24 h
The only key is a clock
The road to GIWA
Open before the chain.
GIWA, Upbit's Ethereum L2, is coming, and every GIWA token will need somewhere to have existed first. That is the Mint. Coins are struck, traded and find their holders on Solana now; the freeze, the snapshot and the address link that carry them across are built and tested on-chain. The migration is planned once GIWA mainnet is officially live, and not before. Moneto will never ask you to bridge or deposit anything for the move, and will not ask you to connect to any GIWA network before GIWA mainnet is officially live. Any “GIWA mainnet” bridge today is a scam.
Struck on Solana0.0177 ETH per 1M · 48 holders
SolanaFreezeCarryGIWA
Illustration of the designed carry-over. Drag to step through it; it plays on its own otherwise. Freeze cycle tested on a local chain; the final move is built when the move is called.
I · NOW
Open today.
Every coin is priced in ETH from the first buy. Curve, mint and pool run on Solana at Solana speed while GIWA mainnet is still being built. Pay in SOL and it is swapped to ETH in the same transaction, at the rate on your screen.
II · THE FREEZE
A day’s notice, always.
If GIWA mainnet launches, a freeze is announced through the timelock at least a day ahead. From then no new coins are struck. At the freeze, trading stops, claims stay open, and every coin and every holder is snapshotted. You will never find out afterwards.
III · AFTER THE MOVE
Same holders. Same price.
You sign one free message linking an EVM address: a signature, never a deposit. A tool matches every balance at the freeze to its address, so each coin can be carried to GIWA mainnet with the same holders at the same price. No claim window, no bridge, no form.
How a coin is struck
Three steps. One program.
No whitelist, no presale, no team allocation. The same curve for every coin, published, and anyone can recompute any trade from the chain.
I · STRIKE
Name it. Image it. Strike it.
One transaction creates the coin, its curve and its metadata. 1B supply, fixed: nobody can mint more and nobody can freeze it. An optional first strike makes you the first holder, disclosed on the coin page forever.
II · THE CURVE
Same curve for every coin.
Constant product, 2.2 ETH against 1.05B tokens. Buys push the price up and sells pull it down by a formula anyone can verify on-chain. Every coin opens at 2.1 ETH of market cap. 800M coins are sold on the curve, then it closes forever.
III · MINTED
7.04 ETH in. Pool locked.
When the 800Mth coin sells, the 7.04 ETH raised and 200M reserved coins move into a pool the program owns, in the same transaction, at the curve's closing price, about 37 ETH of market cap. The 9.5M coins left over are burned. No wallet in between, no key, no second step.
Try the curve
Strike one. Watch it mint.
The same mathematics the program runs, in your browser. Buy until 800M are sold and watch the pool lock.
0.0%
Curve · 0 of 800M sold
MINTED
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ETH per 1M
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Market cap
0.00 ETH
Raised
Struck · a fresh curve. 1B supply, 800M on the curve, opens at 2.1 ETH.
Simulation. No wallet, no chain. Fees omitted.
Priced in ETH
Priced in ETH. Nothing else.
Every coin on Moneto is priced, bought, sold and pooled in ETH. The ETH is ETH (Portal), ether bridged to Solana by Wormhole. One mint address, published on the Reserve page. If the mint does not match, it is not the one.
- One quote asset, one unit. Every price and market cap is a number of ETH, shown in dollars with the ETH figure beneath. The pool is ETH. The split is paid in ETH.
- ETH (Portal), by Wormhole. Ether locked on Ethereum, one-for-one, issued on Solana. The Reserve page is where ETH comes in and where the mint address is published.
- No ETH needed. Buy with SOL and it is swapped to ETH in the same transaction, at the rate on your screen. Pay in ETH and nothing is swapped. Strikes, buys and mints settle in the time it takes to read this sentence.
The gaugeDrag the dollar
0.0177 ETH
Your coin · per 1M
$3,000.00
One ETH in dollars
$53.10
Your coin · in dollars
17.7 ETH
Market cap · in ETH
$53,100
Market cap · in dollars
7.04 ETH
Locked pool · in ETH
The market cap you see is a number of ETH. The dollar moves around it.
The Ledger
Your strikes are on record.
Most points programs are a spreadsheet someone can edit. The Ledger is computed from the chain: strikes, buys, holding minted coins, referrals. Nothing to apply for, nothing to be denied. Season 1 opens with mainnet. Points are not a token.
Questions
Plainly.
What does it cost to strike a coin?
The network fee and, if you choose one, your first strike. There is no creation fee. The Mint takes 0.5% of every buy and sell, on the curve and in the pool.
What happens at 800M sold?
The coin is minted. The 7.04 ETH raised and 200M reserved coins move into a pool built into the Moneto program, locked forever, at exactly the curve's closing price, about 37 ETH of market cap; the 9.5M coins left over are burned. Until Jupiter routes to these pools (we apply after launch), minted coins trade on Moneto.
Can the team pause, edit or drain a coin?
No. A multisig can act in a minute; a timelock cannot. Nobody can change a live coin's fees, curve, supply or pool, and there is no mint or freeze authority. Changes to the Mint itself sit on-chain for 24 hours before they can run, so you see them coming or they do not happen.
Which ETH is it?
ETH (Portal): ether bridged to Solana by Wormhole, backed one-for-one by ETH locked on Ethereum. The Reserve page shows the mint address and is where ETH comes in. You can also pay in SOL; it is swapped to ETH in the same transaction.
How does holder cashback work?
If a coin's split includes cashback, each holder's share is worked out from on-chain balances every 10 minutes and published on-chain. Holders claim it when they like. The program caps every claim at what the coin actually set aside, so a claim can never exceed it.
What is GIWA and what is built for it?
GIWA is the Ethereum L2 that Dunamu, Upbit's parent company, is building on the OP Stack. Its mainnet is not live and has no launch date. Moneto runs on Solana, and the migration is planned once GIWA mainnet is officially live. In order: a freeze is announced on-chain at least a day ahead and trading stops at the freeze time while claims stay open; the program is upgraded to the migration build and the coins' reserves are moved out; a snapshot records every coin and every balance; holders link an EVM address on the migration page by signing a message, a signature only, never a deposit; the coins are re-created with the same holders at the same price. The freeze cycle is built and tested. The GIWA-side step is a plan only; nothing is built for it yet. Moneto will never ask you to bridge or deposit anything for the move, and will not ask you to connect to any GIWA network before GIWA mainnet is officially live. Any “GIWA mainnet” bridge today is a scam.
Why launch on Solana first?
Because waiting is the one thing we did not build. The tokens, their holders and their prices can exist now, at Solana speed. The chain they belong on arrives; the coins are already there.
Is Moneto affiliated with GIWA, Upbit or Solana?
No. Moneto is an independent, open launchpad. It names them only as facts of the product.