Hexncoin
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Financial Operating System

The full tour
of the system

What ships, what a wallet is asked for, and what comes next. The front page says what Hexncoin is.

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01 — Reach

Three it signs on.
Nine it can send value to.
Four it only reads.

Three different claims. We never add them up.

    • Connect, read, sign

    Solana

    01
    Jupiter, Pump.fun and Meteora execute. Carries this system’s own wallet.
    • Connect, read, sign

    Ethereum

    02
    Uniswap executes. Full history, plus a scan that finds every token approval the address has granted.
    • Connect, read, sign

    Base

    03
    Uniswap executes. No approvals scan: no free tier covers a wide block range here, and a revoke tool that misses grants reads as an all-clear.
    • Value lands

    Six more value can land on

    04
    An order created on Solana, Ethereum or Base is filled here in real circulating tokens, to an address you name. Nothing is wrapped, and no wallet of yours ever touches these chains.
    • Arbitrum
    • Optimism
    • Polygon
    • Avalanche
    • Linea
    • BNB Chain
    • Read only

    Four it only reads

    05
    Explorers only: balances, tokens and history, with no connection and no signing. BNB Chain appears twice because it is both.
    • BNB Chain
    • Tron
    • Bitcoin
    • XRP

Adding a network is a config entry, not a new product.

02 — How it works

True of all of it

  1. 01

    Your wallet is the login

    No signup form and no password to set. Connect, and every app knows you.

  2. 02

    Apps share one session

    A screener, an explorer and a swap are windows on one connection, not three sites.

  3. 03

    The same system on a phone

    The desktop becomes a home screen. It installs as a PWA.

  4. 04

    State stays on your device

    Settings, layout, files and cost basis live in your browser. No user database.

03 — Signing

What you are signing

Four tiers, widest last. Most of the system sits at tier zero and never sees your address at all.

  • 00

    Nothing - your wallet is never involved

    Reads public data only. Your address is never passed to it.

    +2

    10 of 22 apps

  • 01

    Read your address

    Read your public address and its on-chain history.

    +4

    12 of 22 apps

  • 02

    Ask you to sign a transaction

    Build a transaction and hand it to your wallet to approve.

    7 of 22 apps

  • 03

    Ask you to approve a token allowance

    Request an ERC-20 allowance for the size of the trade only.

    2 of 22 apps

Every tier in full, and what has not been audited, is on the security page.

04 — Built on

~20 outside services
do the actual work

Hexncoin is the layer holding them together. It is not the layer pricing your trade.

Two more are wired in without a mark in this repository: deBridge, which fills every bridge order, and Finnhub, which prices the equities. Swaps use each protocol’s own SDK and its own contracts, so what can go wrong on our side is how a transaction is assembled and shown - the security page.

05 — Say it plainly

There is no token

Hexncoin has no coin and no token. Nothing to buy, no presale, no airdrop, no ticker. HEXN is the app's short name, not a symbol. Anything trading under that name is not us. If that ever changes, it will be said here and in the release notes first.

06 — The catalogue

22 apps,
2 groups

They install, archive and update like apps anywhere else.

07 — Roadmap

Where it goes

The chains first, then the question of who pays for them and who decides.

  1. 01

    The operating system

    Shipped

    Window management, install lifecycle, wallet login, and full shells for both desktop and mobile. The unglamorous half, finished.

  2. 02

    Apps and live data

    Shipped

    Apps across markets, on-chain research and system tools, most of them read-only. The ones that trade hand every transaction to your wallet to sign.

  3. 03

    Beyond one chain

    In progress

    Solana, Ethereum and Base share one shell and one wallet today. Next is native depth on all three, then chains beyond EVM.

  4. 04

    Funding the expansion

    In progress

    Coverage is a recurring bill that grows with the surface, not a build that finishes once. Venture money, a token launch and a paywall each break something worth keeping.

  5. 05

    Governed by decision markets

    The direction

    Futarchy instead: proposals priced by markets rather than settled by whoever holds the most tokens. The author can be overruled; the treasury cannot be drained quietly.

  6. 06

    Run by the people using it

    The goal

    Listings, permissions, removals and spending, decided on-chain by the people using the system. Coverage grows as far as the treasury can fund and the market will back.

No signup

Connect a wallet. That's the login.

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