Make an offer on anyone's bag.
See a wallet holding a coin you want? Offer your price. If they accept, the tokens and the SOL change hands in one transaction. The pool never sees it.
2They sign
3Settled in one transaction
signs half · tokens stay
signs to settle
Live tape LIVE
Your wallet
Size moves the chart. A deal doesn't.
Selling a real bag into a pool walks the price down as it fills. These are the pools right now, at their depth right now.
Sell 1% = 1% of the coin's supply sold at once. Loss = price impact from the pool's own depth (constant product on the SOL side), before pool fees. Simulated pools.
Both sides approve. Then it settles at once.
You sign your half
Name the token, the size and the price, or post it on the board. Your wallet signs your side of one transaction. Nothing leaves your wallet.
A small deal account keeps the signature valid for hours. Cancel any time.They check, then sign
Only the wallet you named can take it. Their page decodes the exact deal, prices both sides live and runs the safety gate before they sign.
On the board: anyone asks or counters, you approve one, and it becomes a private deal.It settles together
Your tokens and their SOL move in the same transaction. If either side comes up short, the whole thing fails and nothing moves.
The deal page becomes its receipt.This ticket follows what you type in the desk above.
Every way a deal gets done.
Each one settles the same way: one transaction, nobody sends first.
Checked before anyone signs.
- No custody. No escrow wallet, no program, no delegate. Your tokens stay in your wallet until the deal settles.
- One transaction. Both sides move together, or nothing moves.
- Warnings up front. If a coin can be frozen, minted or taxed, the deal card says so in plain words before anyone signs.
- Can it fill? If the maker moved the bag or the counterparty is short, the page says "can't fill" before anyone signs.
- Who is the other side? Wallet age, past deals and ties to the coin's creator, shown on every deal.
- Cancel any time. Closing the deal voids the signature for good.
Refused right now
coins the gate stopped, with the reasonEvery fill leaves a receipt.
Every settled deal is listed with its transaction id, both legs and the price against the market at the fill.
What a deal costs.
Hold $QRM, deal without the app fee.
Wallets holding 1M $QRM pay no app fee on their deals. Everyone else pays 0.3% of the price, shown as its own line in the deal.
What's live, what's next.
Questions people ask first.
Why not just sell on the pool?
A pool walks the price down as your order fills. A deal settles at the price both sides agreed, so a big bag moves without moving the chart.
Is there a contract to trust?
No. A deal is one transaction both wallets sign. There is no escrow and nothing to drain, because nothing is ever held.
Can the counterparty change the price?
No. They can only sign the exact deal you signed, or not sign it.
Can someone else take my private deal?
No. Only the wallet you named can complete it. Open offers can be taken by anyone.
How do auctions work?
Set a floor and a timer. Bids come in; when the timer ends, the highest bid that can still pay settles.
Is this real money?
Not here. This Quorum runs on a playnet: a play wallet, simulated coins and pools, and bots on the other side. Nothing leaves your browser.