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11 / RESET FIELD GUIDEProduct reference

Questions from the trenches.

Straight answers about launch readiness, pricing, accounts and missing data.

Can I launch or buy a coin now?

No. You can prepare a private draft. Minting, opening-round participation, swaps and liquidity migration are not active.

Why is the board empty?

There are no stored token records to show. RESET does not seed the production board with invented coins. Search filters can also produce an empty result.

Where do fees or rewards go?

No launch or trading fees are being collected by the implemented flows, and there is no reward-distribution system. Future fee splits and recipient addresses are not defined.

Can the rules change after a launch?

The launch contracts and their authority model do not exist yet. RESET cannot currently promise immutable rules. Any future program must disclose who can upgrade it or change its settings.

Is there an airdrop, presale or reward to claim?

No claim, presale or reward flow is implemented. The docs do not publish a RESET token address. Saving a draft or following a coin does not entitle an account to future tokens.

Is RESET audited?

No independent security audit is published. Tests cover parts of authentication, access isolation and persistence; they do not establish the safety of a future launch program.

Does the 30-second opening guarantee a fair outcome?

No. It is a proposed common-price starting mechanism, with allocation and settlement details still unresolved. It cannot guarantee a profit, a fill or protection from every bot or insider.

Can someone see my draft?

The draft API and unpublished image access require the owning account. Drafts are stored by the service; “private” means access-controlled, not end-to-end encrypted. There is no publish button in this release.

Do I need SOL to save a draft?

The current draft flow does not submit a chain transaction or charge a fee. It requires a successful login, not a funded wallet.

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