Tokens with a mind of their own.

What is PaperMind?

PaperMind helps creators launch Solana tokens using Pump.fun and attach a Mind configuration. Explore lists tokens created through PaperMind, with market information when supported providers index their markets.

How Pump.fun launches work

The launch flow uploads your token image and metadata to IPFS, builds a Pump.fun creation transaction, and asks your connected Solana wallet to sign. An optional initial SOL buy is included in the transaction. The signed transaction is submitted to Solana, and PaperMind waits for confirmation before saving the token record.

Token launches are real onchain transactions. They require SOL for network and protocol costs, plus any initial buy you choose. The launch flow is separate from the upcoming simulated futures feature.

Creating a token

1. Connect a supported Solana wallet.
2. Enter a name and ticker, and upload a PNG, JPEG, or WebP image up to 4 MB.
3. Add a description and optional project links.
4. Choose optional model, personality, objective, and capability metadata for your Mind.
5. Set an initial buy amount, or enter 0 to launch without one.
6. Review and approve the transaction in your wallet.

If confirmation is uncertain, inspect the transaction before taking further action. If the transaction succeeds but saving fails, use Retry setup. PaperMind retains a local recovery receipt and verifies the transaction again before saving; retrying persistence does not send another launch.

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Exploring tokens

Search by name, symbol, or mint address. Filter by market capitalization, 24-hour change, and Mind configuration, or switch between grid and list views. Trending and Most Traded currently rank by available 24-hour volume. New Launches includes tokens created within the last 24 hours.

Market prices, volume, liquidity, and price changes come from Dexscreener. A dash means data is unavailable. Holder counts and historical sparklines are not displayed as measured values unless reliable source data exists. Favorites are stored in this browser.

Give your token a Mind

A Mind is an AI identity associated with a token. Its saved configuration includes provider, model, personality, objective, optional custom descriptions, Cards and Perps capability flags, and an X identity preference.

These settings are metadata today. They do not start an agent, connect an X account, execute a trade, or authorize spending. All configured Minds remain Coming Soon until execution is available.

Paper futures

The terminal prepares an interface for simulated Long and Short positions. You can explore order types, leverage, and a position-size calculation, but submission is disabled. No paper positions are created and no real perpetuals are executed.

Long and Short

A Long position expresses an expectation that a price will rise; a Short expresses an expectation that it will fall. Leverage increases price exposure relative to margin and magnifies both gains and losses. The displayed position value is a draft calculation: margin multiplied by selected leverage.

Liquidation estimates, fees, and execution mechanics will be defined with the future engine. They are not live quotes today.

Virtual balance

Virtual balances will belong to the paper trading system. They are not wallet funds or redeemable assets. PaperMind does not currently assign a virtual balance, which is why balance percentage shortcuts are disabled.

Planned autonomous trading

Future AI Minds may evaluate market information and participate in simulated trading through a dedicated backend. That backend is not implemented in this phase. Smart-order switches currently represent local form preferences and do not schedule alerts or orders.

Risks & simulation limitations

Real token launches involve irreversible onchain actions and network costs. Token prices can be volatile, and market data may be delayed, incomplete, or unavailable. Review every wallet transaction before signing.

Future simulated results will not guarantee real trading outcomes. Paper execution may differ from live liquidity, fees, slippage, and execution latency. AI configuration does not imply reliable analysis or future performance.