BREWLY · SOLANA
Check the address before you send.
One wrong character and the money is gone. Paste an address and Brewly tells you whether it is a real Solana address, whether a wallet can sign for it or only a program controls it, and whether it is one of the well-known system addresses.
Raw bytes (hex)
How it works
- Brewly decodes the base58 text and checks that it is exactly 32 bytes.
- It then tests whether those bytes are a point on the ed25519 curve. Wallet keys are; program-derived addresses are not.
- Nothing is sent anywhere. Brewly does not look the address up on the network, so it cannot tell you a balance or an owner.
- Free, no account, no fee.
The $BREW token
$BREW is the house token of Brewly on a Meteora DBC bonding curve.
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- The tool is free and works the same with or without the token. The token gives no claim on anything: no revenue, no fee share, no rights.
- Supply is fixed at 1,000,000,000 with no creator allocation. The trading fee starts at 5% and steps down to 1% over the first 5 minutes; 80% of it goes to the deployer and 20% to Meteora.
- The deployer bought about 0.5 SOL at creation with its own SOL and may sell at any time.
- Early trading on new coins is mostly fast bots. Only use money you can lose.