picture shown at the coin's generation
FLOPPY.COM64-BITdemo
- Size
- 71.4 % of Y2K
- Next tier
- Y2K
- Launched on
- Stonks
Install yours
Demo coin. Real coins open on Stonks.
Install your old machine.
Type its name. It becomes a Solana memecoin on Stonks, and it starts here, at 8-BIT.
Next: its picture, the pair, and your wallet. One transaction.
Market cap is hardware.
A coin climbs one generation at a time. At each tier its sheet changes era: more colours, a sharper picture of the machine. This page just did the same as you scrolled.
The DIR. Coins sorted like files.
Every coin installed here, sorted by size. Size is market cap as a percent of Y2K. Open any file with RUN.
| File | Size | Generation | To Y2K | Open |
|---|
No coin installed yet: these files are demo. Yours can be the first real one.
Open the full DIRRUN a coin. See its era.
Every coin has its own sheet: its picture at its generation, its size, its curve on Stonks and a buy link.
LATEST INSTALLS
You reached Y2K. Now install yours.
retrocomputing is a Solana memecoin launchpad built like a 1980s computer. Your coin starts at 8-BIT, like the top of this page. Whether it gets this far is up to the people who remember.
How an install works
- Name your machineName, ticker, picture, and a line about it on the launch page.
- Pick a pairSOL, USDC or any of the 23 Stonks pairs, with an optional first buy.
- Sign onceYour wallet creates the coin on Stonks in one transaction. You are the creator.
- Climb the tiersIt enters the DIR at 8-BIT and upgrades with its market cap.
Site map
- Launch a coinThe install form, signed in your wallet.
- DIREvery coin, biggest first. Newest first.
- GenerationsThe five tiers and what each one changes.
- QuestionsFees, wallets, pairs and trading.
Questions
What is retrocomputing?
A Solana memecoin launchpad that runs like a 1980s computer. Launching a coin is installing a program, the leaderboard is a DIR listing, and every coin climbs from 8-bit to Y2K as its market cap grows.
Where are the coins traded?
On Stonks, through Raydium LaunchLab. Each coin sheet links to its page on Stonks, its chart and its explorer page.
What does it cost to launch?
Only the Solana network fee and your optional first buy. retrocomputing takes nothing. On each trade, Stonks takes 1 % and Raydium 0.25 %.
Which wallets work?
Any Solana wallet in your browser that can sign a transaction, such as Phantom, Solflare or Backpack. On a phone, open the site inside your wallet's browser.
How do I find a coin?
Type its ticker in the search of the DIR, or in the command line at the top of every page: RUN followed by the ticker opens its sheet.