ship log.

Each scanned Solana wallet gets its own page, qhost.world/s/<address>. Paste it on X and the score card shows up in the post.

Scan a Solana wallet, add it to the board, and see where it ranks by exposure. Every entry is re-scanned by the server, not typed in.

Every scan now gives you an image of your score, ready to post.

Paste any Solana address and see how exposed it is on q-day. No wallet connection, no signature.

A wallet whose public key is the hash of a sentence, so nobody ever had its private key. Derive it and the ETH is yours. Anyone can add to the pot.

This page. Every change that goes live gets a line here, newest first.

The full holder list and trade history of each coin, rebuilt from the coin's own logs in your browser.

Without a browser wallet the connect buttons did nothing. The site now opens inside MetaMask, Coinbase, Trust or OKX, or copies the link.

The WalletConnect entry was dead. It is gone until it is real.

The homepage reads the $QHOST balance of the dead address straight from the chain.

The biggest coin on qHOST by market cap sits at the top of the homepage.

A score out of 100 for how much of a coin sits behind hash-based keys, with one tap to share.

The four qHOST contracts are listed on the Tech page.

A new launcher contract shares creator fees with the wallet that launches. Every coin page has a button that pays the fees out.

QVault, QIdentity and QBunker are live on Robinhood Chain.

Swap, pool creation and your first bag in a single transaction. The form is name, ticker, hold.

The opening buy is swapped from ETH into the paired stock for you.

Storage and image uploads were rebuilt after launch-night traffic broke them.

Launchpad, wallet scanner, watchtower and q-day clock on qhost.world.