One ask goes in whole and comes out settled.
- PostYou send the tokens into escrow and name a total price in SOL, a duration from 1 hour to 30 days, and whether partial fills are allowed. You can name the one wallet that may take it.
- Wait on the bookThe ask is backed by tokens the program holds. Cancel any time and everything comes back. After expiry anyone can close it and the escrow returns to you.
- TakeA buyer pays SOL. Partial fills pay pro rata, and the last fill takes the exact remainder.
- SettleIn the same transaction the tokens go to the buyer and the SOL to you, minus the desk fee. The escrow balance is measured before and after every move.
Bids run the other way. A buyer escrows SOL for an amount of a token, any holder fills it (or only the named wallet), and the buyer can cancel any time and get the SOL back.
Every ask on the book is already backed by tokens in escrow.
The program holds them from the moment you post, and a take settles in the same transaction.
A private offer has exactly one taker.
Name a wallet and only that wallet can fill it, through its own link at /o/<id>.
Mints that could tax or pull the escrow are refused.
Token-2022 with a transfer fee, a transfer hook or a permanent delegate, and tokens that are non-transferable or frozen by default. Self-trades too.
The fee can only ever be 0.50% or less.
It is 0.30% of the SOL on each fill today, and 0.10% when either side holds the $HANVO pass. The cap is written into the program.
What $25,000 does to the trending pools
Deeper pools fall less, and nothing on this chart sits on the desk line except the desk. Every dot is a real Jupiter route quote for a market sell into SOL, refreshed while you read.
| Pool | Liquidity | Price move | Seller keeps | Left in the pool | Desk keeps |
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Pools from GeckoTerminal, quotes from Jupiter's route API.
Market sells over $2,000 in the busiest pools, last 24 hours
Reading the busiest pools.
Before you post
What does the desk charge?
0.30% of the SOL on each fill, paid out of the seller's proceeds. Posting and cancelling cost only network fees. The program will never take more than 0.50%.
What does $HANVO do?
It is the fee pass. If either side of a fill holds at least 250,000 $HANVO, the fee on that fill drops from 0.30% to 0.10%. The balance is read from chain at fill time. There is no staking and no lock.
Where do the fees go?
The program splits every fee 70% to the team wallet and 30% to a buy-and-burn engine. The engine buys $HANVO on the open market with its SOL and burns it with BurnChecked, and each burn is a public receipt with its signature. Burns only happen when the desk is used, and most of the fee goes to the team.
Which tokens will the program refuse?
Token-2022 mints with a transfer fee, a transfer hook or a permanent delegate, and tokens that are non-transferable or frozen by default, because they could tax or pull the escrow. It also refuses self-trades and expiries over 30 days.
Has the program been audited?
No paid third-party audit has been done yet. The source is public so anyone can check it.
What is the $HANVO supply?
The launch pool sets supply and pool fees. This site reads them from chain once the token address exists, and prints any locked or vesting allocation with its schedule then. Nothing is printed before it is real.
When can I use it?
At launch. Until then the numbers on this page are live, the book is empty and no token exists.
The desk opens at launch. The docs say how a trade settles, where the fee goes and what is still thin.