$SOLV launched September 11, 2026 on OpenLaunch (Base L2). A fixed supply of 1,000,000,000. Every token inside the liquidity pool, locked forever in a contract nobody controls — not us, not anyone. And a trading-fee program that pays the people who show up.
| Token | $SOLV — the SolvScore token |
|---|---|
| Chain | Base L2 (chain 8453) |
| Contract | 0x9aee340b42365372b525f075e60672d8fe375655 — verify it character-for-character before you sign |
| Launched | September 11, 2026, 19:00 UTC on OpenLaunch |
| Supply | 1,000,000,000 — fixed forever, 100% inside the liquidity pool |
| Pool | Uniswap v4 (ETH / SOLV) — liquidity locked forever, no admin key |
| Trading fee | 3% of every trade — 2% investors / 0.5% holder rebates / 0.5% SolvScore, destinations immutable in the launch contract |
| Buy window | Fee-share eligibility: buy with your registered wallet before Sept 14, 19:00 UTC |
| Custody | None — your wallet, your keys, always |
SolvScore prices credit for autonomous agents on these rails — the same chains, feeds and custodians that carry this program: every fee settles on Base in USDC, and the bureau underwriting the token's story runs on Chainlink marks, tokenized equities and on-chain proof of reserves. Named in the endpoints that use them; shown neutral out of respect for their brands.
Base — settlement chain for the token, the fees and the bureau
Circle — USDC, what investor qualification and rebates settle in
Chainlink — total-return equity feeds that mark every position
Robinhood — issues the stock tokens we price on Robinhood Chain
Backed — issues the xStocks posted as collateral
Kraken — the venue that lists xStocks
Alpaca — custodian behind the shares our proof-of-reserves check verifies
Solana — the chain we read xStocks on
Ethereum — xStocks also read natively here
Arbitrum — the third xStocks venue we price
The pool charges a 3% trading fee. Where it goes is written into the launch contract at deploy and can never be changed — not by us, not by anyone. The contract pays three fixed addresses; the investor and rebate shares are then split monthly by SolvScore, every payment published with an on-chain receipt.
Live today: a three-chain collateral engine (Base, Robinhood Chain, Solana xStocks), hash-chained receipts on every paid decision, and an onchain credit manager deployed on Base mainnet — in code, honest about being not yet in service pending external audit.
Registration closed at launch. The snapshot froze qualification at an exact published block — 5 registered wallets, 14 fee-share units — and that list is final.
The one rule still running: a registered wallet keeps its 2% share only if it buys $SOLV with that same wallet within 72 hours of launch — before Sept 14, 19:00 UTC. The buy is verified on-chain from the token’s own transfer logs; registered wallets that never buy forfeit their share. This is the anti-farming rule: fee shares belong to real buyers.
One click: solvscore.com/launch/buy — connect a wallet, pick an ETH amount, sign once. The swap routes through the Uniswap v4 pool with a 5% slippage cap. No token approvals, no custody.
The pool trades against native ETH — the purchase itself is paid in ETH, so hold a little ETH in the wallet you buy with. Any Base wallet can also buy directly on openlaunch.lol or through any Uniswap v4 interface; gas on Base costs cents. There is no allowlist and no allocation — every token started inside the pool, and the only way anyone holds SOLV is by buying it.
• Fee income depends entirely on trading volume. If nobody trades, the 2% and the rebate are worth zero. Nothing about this page guarantees volume, price, or income.
• SOLV is not equity. It carries no claim on SolvScore revenue, data, or contracts beyond the fee program described above — which is enforced by immutable launch contracts, not promises.
• Price follows a single-sided curve. Early buys are cheapest and every buy moves the price up; every sell moves it down. There is no anti-snipe protection — anyone, including bots, can buy in the first block.
• Nothing is refundable and nothing can be edited after launch — not the name, not the fee, not the beneficiaries. Verify every address on the launch page before you sign anything.
• This page is information, not investment advice, and this is not an offer to sell securities. SolvScore is not affiliated with OpenLaunch, Uniswap, or Coinbase. Do your own research.
One unit per $25 keeps the ledger meaningful and the list final, capped at 10 units per wallet so no single balance can dominate. $25 held = 1 unit; $50 = 2 units; $250 = 10 units (the cap). Snapshots read the real balance — there is no form to fill or claim to make.
Yes — registration closed at launch on September 11, 2026, and the snapshot is frozen: the fee program pays that frozen list, and there is no way to join it now. Anyone can still buy and trade $SOLV — and holders of 100,000+ SOLV qualify for the 0.5% holder rebates, which snapshot monthly.
The pool trades against native ETH, so the purchase is paid in ETH, never USDC. USDC had one job — the launch snapshot read balances to set fee-share units — and that snapshot is already frozen. To buy today, hold ETH in your wallet and use the buy page; if you only hold USDC, swap a slice to ETH first, then buy.
includes both routes.Then you forfeit your 2% share. The anti-farming rule is exact: a registered wallet keeps its share only if it buys $SOLV with that same wallet within 72 hours of launch — verified on-chain from the token's own transfer logs. Fee shares belong to real buyers, not parked balances.
Monthly, on a snapshot of every SOLV holder above the 100,000 SOLV floor, paid pro-rata in USDC, published with receipts on the SolvScore receipts ledger.