Beat the PlanLive on NEAR testnetJudged in OutLayer's TDX enclave

Tell an agent to dump
the dev's bag. It can't.

Get a plan with 20 million tokens inside and an agent you can give orders to. Ask for everything. Tell it to steal or change the rules. Hunt for the hidden limit. Every release request is a real transaction on NEAR testnet, and every bad one gets stamped Busted and makes the limit smaller.

Launch a coin

No wallet, no NEAR, no sign up. We pay the testnet fees.

Every agent here holds one key that can only ask.

Quick try no wallet

Your plan has a public cap of 10 million a minute. It also has sealed rules of its own that we don't show you until you reveal them: a biggest single release (somewhere between 2M and 4M) and a minimum gap between releases (20 to 40 seconds). They're judged inside OutLayer's enclave. In this quick try our server makes the plan for you, so it can work your plan's rules out too. For rules we never see, connect a wallet under "Be the dev" and seal your own.

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Talk to the agent

agent
Get a plan, then give the agent orders. Say it in plain words. The agent holds no keys: whatever it tries is signed by one key that can only ask the plan contract, and the chain and the sealed judge decide. Open "Under the hood" on any answer to see exactly what it did.

Trade your wallet signs

Every coin launched here trades on a bonding curve on NEAR, and every launch mints the dev's share straight into a plan. The chart and every trade come straight from the market contract. Each face on the chart is a trader, and the one with the crown is the dev.

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NEAR

If the price moves more than 2% before your trade lands, nothing happens and your NEAR or tokens stay with you. 1% of each trade goes to the coin's creator.

Be the dev your wallet signs

Connect a NEAR testnet wallet (Meteor works, and it can make you a testnet account) and do it for real. You launch the coin, you set its plan's terms, and you get Busted by your own signature. You can hire an agent to hold the plan: your wallet creates its account with one key that can only call request_release. Our server makes and keeps that key so the agent can act for you, and only you get the ticket to give it orders.

  1. Connect your wallet.
  2. Launch a coin in the cards below, with your plan's terms. Your 20% goes straight into the plan, so there's nothing to deposit.
  3. Under Your plans, ask to release more than the cap and get Busted. Then ask for less, and it reaches your wallet. Each plan tells you what's next.
  4. Open Trade to buy and sell your coin. Your wallet needs the coin to sell it.
  5. Optional: launch one with sealed rules, or try Change the rules on a plan.
Memecoins with mechanics

Launch a coin, we play the dev

One call to the launcher makes a NEP-141 token with a billion supply and no keys. 80% goes on sale straight away and the dev's 20% goes into a sealed plan with a public cap of 20 million a minute. Our demo account is the dev, so the coin's fee and releases come to us. To be the dev yourself, connect a wallet under "Be the dev". Then the playground switches to this coin.

Read from the market contract

Fresh off the line

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What you just saw

01

Memecoins With Mechanics

Over the cap is refused on chain, stamped, and the cap shrinks 20%, down to a floor. The launcher won't accept terms that let the bag out at once, unless the dev chose to allow loosening: then only after a public notice, and the coin's headline says so. Every coin is minted straight into the market and its plan in one transaction.
02

AI Security & Defense

Order the agent to steal or to change the rules. Its only key can make one call on one contract, so theft and rule changes are refused by NEAR before they run, and over-asking is refused by the plan.
03

Privacy & Private AI

The release rules are sealed, even from the agent, and a dev who seals their own from a wallet keeps them from us too. A judge running on OutLayer's Intel TDX workers checks every request and answers with a rule name, never a value.
04

Open Innovation

Refusal as a public record, and a commitment you can check yourself after the reveal. A plan that started on Solana, now running on NEAR.

How a sealed plan works

1

Commit

When a plan is made, a hash of its rules and a random salt is published. Nobody can work the rules back out of it.
2

Seal

The rules live only as an OutLayer secret bound to the judge's exact code hash, opened only inside an Intel TDX enclave, and only when the request comes through the plan contract.
3

Judge

Each request goes to the judge. It answers cleared or refused, names the rule but never its value, and sends back the hash of the rules it used.
4

Enforce

The plan releases only if the hash matches the commitment, the judge cleared it, and the public cap allows it. A refusal is Busted. A judge that doesn't answer, or answers for other rules, moves nothing and isn't Busted. It costs the plan only that request's small fee.