The Solieum token
Planned, not issued: what the token would govern, what it would pay for, and the two things it must never touch. No mint address, no supply, no airdrop.
Planned — not issued. There is no mint address on Solana, no public sale and no airdrop. Solieum's native coin, SULI, runs on Solieum's own devnet chains with test value only; nothing is issued on a network of value. Any address, contract or liquidity pool calling itself the Solieum token or coin today is a scam. When an address exists it appears on this page first.
The rollup charges gas in SOL and will keep charging gas in SOL. Solieum also has a native coin, SULI — the gas of Solieum's own chains and never of the rollup, described in the white paper — and whether that coin and this token become one asset or two is not decided. The token is not the thing you pay with on the rollup. It is the thing that governs what the chain charges, and that pays for the work which settles it: proposing state roots under bond, verifying them, challenging the bad ones, and sequencing under a stake.
What is deliberately not decided
- Supply: Not decided
- Emissions: Not decided
- Allocation: Not decided
- Vesting: Not decided
- Mint address: Does not exist
- Chain it is minted on: Not decided
- Whether the treasury buys it with SOL revenue: Not decided
Until the mint address row has a value on this page, every address claiming to be the Solieum token is a scam.
How rights to it are sold
- Private rounds (Opening now): By direct agreement with the team, and open only where you are eligible. Price, size and vesting are settled in that agreement, not published.
- Public presale (Planned, no date): Open to anyone eligible, and announced on this site first. Until it is announced here, every public Solieum sale is fake.
Solieum team members never contact you first. Anyone who opens a conversation claiming to be from Solieum is not: reach us only through the channels above.