what is on the record, and what is not.
Loam keeps no ledger of its own to trust. Every number below is read live from the server and the chain when you open this page, and you can check each one yourself. Where something does not exist yet, this page says so.
the platform
- network-
- fee wallet-
- dbc program-
- launched through loam-
- $LOAM token-
- last checked-
Every Loam coin is a pool on Meteora's Dynamic Bonding Curve program, made from its own config. Loam's fee wallet is the fee claimer named in each of those configs, so Loam's coins can be told apart from the rest of Meteora without trusting Loam. The pool's creator is the launcher's burner key, not Loam.
Read from /api/launch/config and /api/loam/coins. See developers.
launched through loam
checking
| coin | market cap | curve | creator | links |
|---|
Up to 60 coins. Name, symbol and market numbers come from GeckoTerminal, which only indexes mainnet, and can lag by about half a minute. On devnet a coin shows its short mint instead of a name. Curve progress is read from the DBC program.
check it yourself
You do not need to trust this page. Anyone can rebuild it from the chain with a Solana explorer, opened in Tor Browser if you like.
- take the fee wallet. Copy it from the box above. It is the one address that is the fee claimer of every Loam config.
- open a coin's config. Each coin in the table above has a config link. That account belongs to the DBC program and stores the coin's curve, its fee settings and its
fee claimer. Decode it with the Meteora SDK (getPoolConfig) or any decoder for the DBC program. For a Loam coin the fee claimer equals the fee wallet. A config with another fee claimer is not a Loam coin. - read the creator. The pool account names its creator. It is the burner key that launched the coin, not a Loam account, and it is public on chain by design. Loam does not link it to a person and never had the key. If you fund a burner from a wallet that knows you, that link is yours to avoid.
- follow the tax. Every trade pays the flat tax set in the config. Meteora keeps a fixed 20% of it. Of the rest, the creator share is claimable by the creator key only, and the remainder is claimable by the fee wallet only. Loam cannot take the creator's part.
Can this page be wrong?
It can lag, or be unable to load. If the server or its data sources cannot be reached, the table says so instead of showing old or invented rows. Whatever it shows, the chain is the source of truth.
Does Loam see my key?
No. The server builds a transaction for your public key. You sign it in your own tab or tool and send it through a relay that only forwards a signed transaction.
Does the Tor check prove anything?
It is a filter, not proof. No site can prove it is talking to Tor Browser. The server checks the connection came through Tor and the page checks the browser for Tor Browser traits.
not built yet
These are planned and not live. Nothing on this site counts them, so this page does not either.
| thing | state | why |
|---|---|---|
| the $LOAM token | not created | There is no token contract yet. When there is one it will show in the platform box above. |
| fee burns | not built | A burn needs $LOAM to buy and burn. Until it exists there are no burns on any record. |
| holder rooms and discounts | not built | Anything that asks you to hold $LOAM stays locked until the token exists. |
| .loam names | not open | Names are paid with a $LOAM burn. See names. |
| a record of Loam's own fee claims | not built | Loam's share collects for the fee wallet on chain, so it can be checked there. This page does not total it or list claims. |
| payouts from Loam to creators | not a thing | Creators claim their own share with their own key. Loam pays nobody, so there is no payout count to publish. |
| a full event ledger | not built | This page lists coins from the chain and GeckoTerminal, not every event. There is no history beyond what they already keep. |