Arm a wallet · routed through Monero

Arm a clean wallet. Fire private buys instantly.

Ardea funds fresh wallets through Monero ahead of time: your SOL becomes XMR, crosses Monero, and an unrelated exchange pays each wallet. When a coin moves, an armed wallet buys it in one click, with no transfer from your wallet to it and no route to wait for. A full Solana trading terminal sits around it.

Armed aheadFunded through Monero, 10–40 min before you need it
Fires instantlyOne click or one ⚡, no route to wait for
0.5% oncePaid at arming; firing is free
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BETA Arm a wallet · routed through Monero

Arm once. Fire whenever.

Private routes through Monero take 10–40 minutes, too slow for a coin that's moving. So Ardea does the slow part first. You arm one to five clean wallets; each is paid through Monero by an exchange, not by you. When you want in, the next armed wallet buys instantly.

Armed ahead

Arm one to five wallets in one approval. Each gets its own Monero route, sent at random intervals, at uneven sizes.

A real Monero hop

Every route is forced through Monero, where ring signatures, stealth addresses and RingCT hide sender, receiver and amount. Houdini Swap runs the route; Ardea never holds your funds or XMR.

Fires instantly

With Private mode on, any buy or ⚡ quick-buy fires the oldest armed wallet with its whole balance, signed in your tab. No popups, no wait.

Out of step

The funding happened earlier and in different amounts, so the buy's timing and size don't line up with your deposit, the match trackers look for.

How arming works

  1. Arm. Pick a total and how many wallets. For each, the terminal opens a SOL → XMR → SOL route with Houdini Swap, forced through Monero, and checks the order: right wallet, right amount, a private route, or it refuses.
  2. Approve once. One wallet prompt covers every funding transfer: plain transfers to one-time addresses, nothing else. Ardea's 0.5% fee is taken inside the route. They go out at random intervals. You see what will arrive before you sign.
  3. It crosses Monero. One exchange swaps the SOL to XMR, the XMR moves on Monero, and an unrelated exchange pays each wallet from its own funds, in 10–40 minutes, in the background. If no Monero route is available, nothing is sent.
  4. Fire. Any buy fires the next armed wallet through Jupiter, instantly. Sell from it whenever; disarming returns its SOL to you through Monero.
Arming a wallet. Your wallet pays a one-time deposit address. An unrelated exchange pays the armed wallet after the Monero hop. No on-chain transfer runs from you to it.
Arm a wallet → Read the details

No armed wallet ready? Private mode still works: that buy waits for its own route.

What it doesn't hide. Houdini Swap sees both ends of each route (it keeps order data for 72 hours), and each exchange sees its own leg. A determined observer can still try to match amounts and timing. Arming ahead, at uneven sizes and random intervals, breaks the simple match between your deposit and your buy; it can't make tracing impossible. An armed wallet's key lives in your browser, derived from your signature, so keep only what you mean to trade in it. See the proof.

The record

Every wallet keeps a ledger. Trackers read all of it.

Wallet trackers don't break into anything. They read the same public chain you do and join the entries together, for every wallet, around the clock. These are the four entries they read first.

i.

Where your SOL came from

A wallet's first deposit identifies it. Every other wallet funded from the same source is grouped with yours.

FIRST DEPOSIT → FUNDER
ii.

Who you are

Exchanges hold your identity documents. One deposit or withdrawal ties the wallet to your name in their records, and in any leak of them.

EXCHANGE TRANSFERS
iii.

Your other wallets

Moving funds between your own wallets links them for good. A new wallet stops being new the moment you top it up.

TWO-WAY TRANSFERS
iv.

When you're awake

The hours you sign in, and the hours you don't, narrow you down to a time zone.

SIGNING HOURS

Around it, the terminal

A complete trading desk, in your browser.

Live launches, one-click buys and wallet tracking, built on public data and running in your browser. Every trade routes through Jupiter, and you sign it in your own wallet or in an instant wallet that only you can rebuild.

Pulse

New pairs, final stretch and migrated tokens stream in live, with bonding-curve progress read straight from the chain. buys in one click.

Live · pump.fun

Instant wallet

Trade with no wallet popups from a wallet derived from one signature of yours. Fund it directly, or through Monero so the two wallets never touch.

One signature

Token pages

Chart, live trades decoded on-chain, top holders, mint and freeze authority, dev holdings and P1–P3 presets.

Audit built in

Orders

Limit orders that fill with the tab closed, plus take-profit, stop-loss, trailing stops and a migration sniper.

Jupiter Trigger

Tracker and PnL

Follow any wallet's swaps and copy them in one click. Portfolio shows positions, average cost and realized and unrealized PnL.

Average cost

Free tool · Trail audit

Read your wallet the way trackers do.

Paste any wallet. Your browser reads its public history from a Solana RPC node and draws the links trackers draw. Nothing to connect, nothing to sign, and no record of what you look up. Prefer your own node? Set it under RPC node.

Read-only auditReady

    RPC node

    Your browser sends every request to this node. The public one is rate limited, so a Helius, Triton or QuickNode URL runs faster.

    1

    Paste any address

    No wallet connection, no signature, no account. Audit any wallet, not only yours.

    2

    Read public history

    Up to 100 recent transactions, the first few ever, and one hop out to the wallets that matter most.

    3

    See the links

    Funding, exchanges, linked wallets, habits and poisoning attempts, scored the way trackers score them.

    Signing hours for the wallet you audit
    Signed, by hour (UTC)Quietest 7 hours

    The token

    Every use has a job to do.

    Every terminal trade and private buy pays a 0.5% fee in SOL. The token ties that fee to the people who trade. Fee tiers are built into the terminal and switch on at launch; the rest are planned and will be announced on X when they ship.

    Live at launch

    Fee tiers

    Hold 0.1% of supply: 0.4% fee. 0.5%: 0.3%. 1%: 0.25%. Read from the chain on every trade and private buy.

    Roadmap

    Buyback from fees

    A share of trading fees, earned in SOL, buys the token back.

    Roadmap

    Private limits

    Holders get higher Private mode limits per buy.

    Roadmap

    Referrals

    Bring traders and earn a share of their fees, paid in the token.