Every coin is minted on Solana and migrates to a live pool there. You can fund it with SOL, USDC, USDT, ETH or BNB — they all land in the same reserve.

Paid to you in SOL, out of the house cut — traders pay no more because of it. Max 3%.

vEmber can fund up to 40% of the raise and is allowed most freely early on. The remaining 60% must be real coin, so the reserve backing migration is real money by the time it bonds.

Ember is a real SPL token. Withdraw it to your own wallet any time, send it to anyone, bring it back when you want to trade.

Fees the platform earns in SOL and USDC are spent buying EMBER on the public book, and what fills is burned. Supply falls; everyone left owns more of it.

Every hour we publish a proof of all balances to Solana. If this server ever disappears, you can still prove and recover exactly what you held.

Forge quotes both sides of every EMBER order book with its own money. When you buy or sell, the counterparty is often us. We profit from the spread and we can lose on it. Our quotes come from a public price oracle that requires two independent venues to agree, and we pull them entirely rather than quote a price we cannot verify.

We do not trade against our own book to create the appearance of volume, and the matcher refuses any order that would cross with itself.

The house takes 1% of every coin trade. A creator may add 0–3% on top, chosen when they launch and shown on the coin's page — it never changes the house cut, only what you pay. Order-book trades are 0.30% taker, with a 0.05% rebate to the maker. Migrated pools charge 2%, which goes to whoever holds the liquidity position. Selling vEmber-funded tokens through the escrow queue carries a 2% toll.

Ember is real: trade it, withdraw it, do what you like. vEmber is what you earn from airdrops, daily claims and $AT deposits. It buys coins exactly like Ember does, but it has one exit and one only — hold through migration and sell. It cannot be withdrawn. vEmber is capped at 40% of any coin's reserve, so what backs a migration is always at least 60% real money.

Every balance is a claim on assets actually deposited. The ledger checks, after every single operation, that total claims equal deposits minus withdrawals for each asset — and withdrawals halt automatically if that check ever fails. Balances are hashed and published on-chain periodically so you can prove what you held even if this server vanishes.

Memecoins go to zero. Most of them do. Liquidity after migration is deliberately thin near the launch price so the market can move, which means it moves down as easily as up. Leveraged positions can lose your entire stake — they cannot go below it, and there is no borrowing and no liquidation debt, but the stake itself is fully at risk. Never put in money you need.

Your recovery phrase is a standard BIP39 wallet phrase. It works in Phantom and MetaMask, and it is the account. We store it encrypted under your password and cannot read it. Lose both and nobody — including us — can recover the account.

POST /api/buy { token, amount } POST /api/sell { token, amount } WS / live trades

Send your key as the X-Forge-Key header.

Rest orders on the book and you're a maker: takers pay the fee, and you get part of it back on every fill you're on the passive side of.

POST /api/desk/batch { cancels: [12,13], orders: [ { side:"buy", price:0.00013, qty:500, pair:"SOL" }, { side:"sell", price:0.00014, qty:500, pair:"SOL" } ] } GET /api/desk/rebates/:accountId GET /api/desk/fees

One call cancels your old quotes and posts new ones, so your book side is never left hanging while you re-price.

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Forge provides liquidity on its own books. House orders fill only against other traders — never against itself.

vEMB buys any coin on Forge · exits only through bonded coins · no desk, no withdrawal, no cash-out to $AT

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Drop 10% below your starting allocation and the seat closes automatically — that's what makes investors comfortable funding strangers. You can't lose your own money and you can't owe anything.