Check everything yourself
Every rule of SOLZ lives in one locked program on Solana. Nobody can change it, pause it, or take the funds it holds. Each check below is read live from the chain.
The program is locked
It has no upgrade authority, so its code can never be changed by anyone, including us.
See it on Solscan →Verified by OtterSec
The code running on Solana matches the public source on GitHub, byte for byte.
See the verification →No person holds a mint key
Only the program itself can create $SOLZ, and only when someone mines, until the 21 million cap.
See the token →Nobody can freeze your tokens
The token has no freeze authority, so no wallet can ever be locked.
See the token →Liquidity can never be pulled
Every LP token for the Raydium pool is burned the moment it is made.
See the pool →The vault covers everything it owes
Every SOL owed to miners, stakers and the queues is held in the program's vault.
See the vault →What the warnings mean
Why do explorers and DexScreener say $SOLZ is mintable?
Because mining is how $SOLZ is made. There was no premint: every token was mined with SOL. The mint authority is the program's own address, not a person or a wallet, and the program can only create tokens when someone mines, at the posted rate, until the 21 million cap. Since the program is locked, that can never change. Explorers flag any token whose mint authority is not empty; for a mined token that is expected.
Why do I have to claim on Solana?
A Solana program cannot drop tokens into your wallet without your signature. Finished mines wait for you, held by the program, until you tap Claim. Nothing expires, and one tap claims everything across $SOLZ and every launchpad token.
Who runs the keepers?
A keeper presses the buy and burn, the liquidity and the auto mine rolls every minute. It can only do exactly what the program allows: it can never move funds anywhere else. Anyone can press the same buttons on the Mine page.
Was there a presale or team allocation?
No. There was no presale, no team tokens and no premint. The team mines at the same rate as everyone else.
Where can I read the code?
The full source is public on GitHub, and OtterSec confirms the deployed program matches it.