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4.2M STONK. Flip the switch to sell from a wallet that came up out of the pool.
Illustration, not the Phantom app. No wallet connects and nothing is signed.
You know the drill: his buy lands on fomo, copy-bots pile in behind him, and the candles stack up.
Every single time. Alerts fire before the block settles, followers dump without asking why, and the chart gets nuked — nobody likes it, frank included.
One difference: before he sells, frank drops the bag in the sotto pool.
The bag comes up in a fresh wallet with no public link back to him. The sell is on-chain like any trade — it just isn't tagged as frank. No alert. No stampede. No nuke.
What the pool breaks is the link between wallets — not the trades themselves.
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The same trade as the chart above, cut to music. Then the group chat, after frank sells.
Four little experiments with the same moves from the story — first the way they work today, then through the pool. Tap anything.
4.2M STONK. Flip the switch to sell from a wallet that came up out of the pool.
Illustration, not the Phantom app. No wallet connects and nothing is signed.
Every buy adds a pair of eyes. Then drop the bag in the pool.
The buy and the pool deposit stay public. Moves made inside the pool after that don't publish owner or amount.
Switch the viewer. Today they all see what you see.
Illustration, not the StonkFun app. Each pool holds one plain SPL token; which tokens get pools is undecided.
Inside the pool, the bag is a sealed note. Pick whose device you're holding, then tap it.
Receipts are decrypted locally. The wallet also checks that the receipt matches a note its key controls.
Privacy applies to what happens inside the pool. Going in and coming out, timing, and network observations still matter.
going in and coming out are public. timing, fee payers and network activity can still reveal relationships.The sender always knows whom they paid. A small pool, unusual amounts, reused accounts or timing can help someone guess.
sotto is built and ready. Early access opens it to a first group of traders before the public launch.
last updated 2 october 2026
Features we're proposing for sotto. Pick a theme, then tap a feature to see where it would sit in the app.
It's ready, and opening in early access: a first group of traders gets in before the public launch.
No. The sell from the fresh wallet is on-chain like any trade. What the pool breaks is the public link back to you — and deposits, exits, timing and matching amounts can still give it away if you're careless.
No. Spending authority belongs to whoever owns the note now. Earlier senders and the original depositor have no way to reclaim it.
No. Tokens can stay sealed in the pool and pay someone else. Withdrawing to an ordinary Solana account is a separate, public step.
Each pool supports one plain SPL token. Native SOL, wrapped SOL and Token-2022 tokens are outside this version, and which tokens get pools hasn't been decided.
No. Solana network fees and a protocol fee apply. Pricing isn't decided.
No. They appear only to illustrate how wallets and apps work publicly today. The project isn't affiliated with or endorsed by them.
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