What shipped
Everything in this build of OneLine, newest first. Each entry links to the feature so you can try it.
The $LINE flywheel page
How 0.05 SOL launch fees buy back and burn $LINE, drawn as a circle line. The contract slot reads Launch soon until $LINE is live.
See the flywheelTokenized stocks
Coins can buy and sell 14 xStocks with their fees, swapped through Jupiter. Up to 3 per coin, fixed at launch.
See the stock listEmbed widget
A small read-only card for any OneLine coin on your own site. Paste a mint, pick a look and a size, copy one iframe.
Make a widgetTickets and Verify
Every run prints a ticket. Ticket hashes go into a Merkle tree, the root is written to Solana, and Verify checks any ticket in your browser.
Verify a ticketPayout log
Every payout a OneLine coin makes, in one list, each linked to its ticket and its Solana transaction.
Open the payout logScoreboard
Coins ranked by what their rules did with their fees: paid to holders, burned, bought back. Volume alone does not rank.
Open the scoreboardCoin pages and creator pages
A coin page draws its rules as blocks. Each new run plays through them and every step ends in a color for how it went. Creator pages list every coin a wallet launched here.
Pick a coinExplore with filters
Launched coins, filtered by what they do: pay holders, burn, buy back, buy stocks or use AI.
Open ExploreRules gallery with remix
The rules of launched coins, drawn as lines. Remix opens a copy in the builder for you to change before your own launch.
Open the galleryReady lines
12 finished rules for a coin's fees. Pick one, name the coin and launch, or open it in the builder and change it first.
Pick a ready lineTest ride with pretend money
Fire pretend buys, sells, volume, fees, timers, holders, a dump, graduation and button presses at a draft. A simulated curve and a pretend vault show what would move.
Take a test rideSentence reader
Type what your coin should do. A grammar reader in your browser turns it into blocks, and with a server key Claude can read the sentences the grammar misses.
Write a lineThe builder
30 blocks on 11 colored lines. Each line of a program starts with an event, and the rules read back in plain English as you build.
Open the builder