Terms of use

repo.ing is a website for launching and trading coins on the Solana blockchain: markets for open-source repositories, Hooks coins with rules chosen at launch, paired coins, and the other launch types the site offers. The coins and their rules live in programs on Solana. The website helps you read them, build transactions and send them.

repo.ing gives no investment, legal or tax advice. Nothing on the site is a recommendation to buy or sell anything.

You trade and launch with your own Solana wallet. You hold its keys, and every transaction is one you review and sign. repo.ing never asks for your seed phrase or private key. Anyone who does is not repo.ing.

A transaction that lands on Solana is final. repo.ing cannot reverse it, cancel it or get your money back.

Coins on repo.ing can lose all of their value, quickly. Prices can move a lot, and you may not find a buyer when you want to sell. Only use money you can afford to lose.

The programs that run repo.ing’s coins can contain mistakes. Some of them can be upgraded by a Squads multisig, so you are trusting that multisig. Many wallets and explorers may not show every coin type yet. Solana, the networks you use to reach it, and the services repo.ing relies on can slow down or stop.

Trading and launching cost fees. Each page shows what you will pay before you sign, and the fees page lists every fee and where it goes. Solana network fees are extra.

People launch coins on repo.ing themselves. The person who launches a coin is responsible for its name, ticker, picture and description, and must have the right to use them. Do not pretend to be someone you are not.

A coin launched for a GitHub repository is not made or endorsed by that project unless its owner has claimed it on repo.ing.

Anyone can launch a coin for a YouTube channel. Such a coin is not made or endorsed by the channel or by YouTube, and the channel’s owner claiming its fees does not change that. If you launch one, you may not claim or suggest that the creator made it or backs it.

A channel’s owner can have the channel’s coins hidden from repo.ing and new launches for it blocked, on the YouTube claim page, once claims open, or by messaging repo.ing on X.

repo.ing may hide a coin, its picture or its description from its own pages, for example if it breaks these terms or the law. Hiding it on repo.ing does not change the coin on Solana.

For some coins, part of the trading fee belongs to the builders of a repository or to a YouTube channel. repo.ing holds that part until the owner proves they control the repository or channel, by signing in with GitHub or, for a YouTube channel, by putting a one-time code at the start of its description, and claims it to a wallet they choose. A claim pays only that wallet.

Do not use repo.ing to break the law, including sanctions laws, or to defraud, mislead or harm anyone. Do not trade with yourself to fake volume, or work with others to move a price on purpose. Do not attack the site, try to get around its limits, or copy it in bulk with automated tools. Do not launch coins that impersonate a person, project or brand.

repo.ing may stop serving you, or refuse a request, if you break these terms.

repo.ing reads YouTube’s public pages to look up channels and to find the code a channel’s owner adds to a video. It does not use YouTube API Services or ask you to sign in with Google. YouTube itself is governed by the YouTube Terms of Service, and Google’s handling of your data there by the Google Privacy Policy; repo.ing’s is covered by the repo.ing Privacy Policy. repo.ing is not affiliated with YouTube or Google.

repo.ing works with services it does not run, such as Solana, Meteora, Jupiter, your wallet, GitHub, X, Hugging Face and YouTube. Their own terms apply when you use them. repo.ing is not responsible for what they do.

repo.ing is provided as it is and as available, without warranties of any kind. As far as the law allows, repo.ing is not liable for losses from trading or launching coins, from mistakes in the website or the programs, from outages, or from services repo.ing does not run.

repo.ing may change these terms. The date below changes when they do, and using repo.ing after a change means you accept the new terms.

Questions about these terms: message repo.ing on X.