Fill
A creator fills the pan in the open. Name, mark, supply. No pre-sale. Nothing is held back in a second pan.
Most launches are brine: a lot of water around a little salt. Brineforge keeps the pan on the fire until only what is real is left, then hands it over as a block you can hold.
A launch moves from pan to pan as it boils. The further right, the less water is left. Scroll the bench.
A creator fills the pan in the open. Name, mark, supply. No pre-sale. Nothing is held back in a second pan.
Trading opens on one public curve. Price follows the pool and only the pool. Early buyers pay less because there is more water.
The curve fills. Every buy drives off water; every sell adds a little back. The pan reports its heat in the open, all the time.
When the pool reaches its mark, liquidity crystallises and locks. No key, ours or the creator's, can scoop it back out.
The salt is cut into a block and moved to an open Solana liquidity pool. From here anyone trades it anywhere.
Every launch writes to the same ledger in the same order. This is a sample page of it.
Sample ledger page. Times and counts are illustrative and do not describe a live launch.
"You cannot fake salt. Either the water is gone or it is not."Old salter's rule, kept on the wall of every pan house
Salt-making was never clever. You put brine on a fire and you wait. The work is in not lying about how far along the pan is, because the next person to buy a block will find out the moment they lift it.
Brineforge keeps that honesty. The pan temperature is public. The grain count is public. There is no second pan on the back burner holding supply for friends, and no way to pull a pan off the fire early and call it done.
When the salt crystallises it is locked. When it is a block it moves to open water. The only thing the forge keeps is the fire.