006 / TOKEN
One key to the forge.
FlipForge's explorer is public infrastructure and stays that way. $FORGE is the key to its working surface: metered access, production tooling, and the auditor-grade features on the roadmap.
What the key opens
01
METERED API KEYS
Live today: keyed access at 600 req/min with per-key metering. Holder-gated key tiers roll out next — the plumbing is already running.
02
SDK AT SCALE
flipforge-sdk is free to use against the public tier. Production quotas, priority RPC routing and support land on the holder tier as the toolchain matures.
03
AUDITOR TOOLING
Selective-disclosure tooling — decrypt-and-attest flows for auditor keys, compliance receipts — ships to holders first. This is the institutional surface of confidential transfers.
Framing this honestly: the utility above is the plan the product is built toward, not a promise of returns. $FORGE is an access key to software. Nothing on this page is financial advice.
Token facts
| TICKER | $FORGE |
| CHAIN | Solana |
| LAUNCHPAD | pump.fun |
| STATUS | live |
| OFFICIAL SOURCES | this page + @useflipforge, nowhere else |
One contract. This one.
The only real $FORGE mint is the address below — published here and on the X account, nowhere else. Any other address in DMs, replies, Telegram or "early access" links is an impersonation. Treat it as hostile.
@useflipforgeWhy a token at all
Confidential state tooling has an unusual cost profile: every decoded answer is a live RPC read, every receipt is a signature, and the serious features — auditor flows, metered SLAs — need sustained infrastructure. The straightforward way to fund public infrastructure while keeping it public is to sell access to the professional tier, not to the data.
That's the whole thesis. The explorer stays free. The forge — the working surface where teams integrate, meter and audit — takes a key. The docs show exactly what exists today; the token gates what ships next.