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Shielded Trading

Market cap: $15.1K180 SOL
Curve: Permanent
Launched: 10 Nov 2026by

Its rule

Shielded Trading

It only trades through a private balance on Helius Privacy Rings. The token checks every trade itself: a buy has to be paid with SOL withdrawn from a private balance in the same transaction, and a sell has to pay its SOL into one. A trader opens a private account on the token's page with one signature, adds SOL, and buys and sells with no further wallet popups. Trading apps and aggregators can't trade it. Nothing on-chain joins a trader's wallet to the address that trades for them. Amounts and timing stay public.

The rule runs inside the token itself: Solana calls the hook program on every buy, sell and transfer, and a trade that breaks it never lands. Fixed at launch. Hook program · Solscan ↗ · How it works

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Shielded Trading. . only trades through a private balance: a buy is paid from one, and a sell pays into one. Nothing on-chain joins your wallet to the address that trades.

How this works

The message you sign makes three accounts: one that trades, one that owns what your sells pay in, and one that pays your wallet. Sign with the same wallet and you get the same accounts, on any device. Nothing is stored.
Whoever has that signature controls them. Only sign it on this site.
Your wallet never sends the trading address anything, and no transaction contains both. The trading address starts with no SOL: a relayer pays the network fee of its first transaction and is paid back in it.
What anyone can see: your wallet paying SOL into the pool, an address buying and selling, an address paying your wallet, and every amount. Nothing on-chain says they belong together, but timing and matching amounts can suggest it, more so while few people use the pool.
The tokens you buy stay with the trading address, because it is what sells them. Their amount is public, like any token balance.