Questions
A token created on the Solana network on December 29, 2024, tied to the cause of the HypersKids group. At launch, 20% of the tokens went to the wallet that, according to those responsible, belongs to the group.
It is a memecoin. It is not a share, a security, a fund or a promise of income.
No. Whoever buys pays whoever is selling the token on the market; the money does not go to the building works.
The token’s link to the cause was the 200 million tokens handed to the group at launch. The sale of those tokens is in the Accounts tab.
No. The wallet sold 137.5 million on the market and sent 81 million to other wallets. Today it holds about 50 tokens and has been idle since August 17, 2025.
Almost all of it (99.9%) was sent to a deposit address that forwards to the Bitget exchange. That is on-chain.
What was done with the money after that the network does not show. According to those responsible, it paid for the children’s day-to-day needs and helped make the land and the building possible. This use of funds has not been independently audited.
No. The photographs received in October 2026 show block walls and slabs standing in the main block, with no render or window frames, plus the pavilion, the gate tower and the outdoor areas.
This site gives no percentage, budget or deadline, because it has no confirmed figures for them.
No. It is an approximate visual study made from eight photographs. The "Record" stage follows what the photos show; the "Projection" stage is one possible finish, not an approved design.
Copy the wallet address in the Accounts tab and open it in a Solana explorer such as Solscan. Every row in the tables on this site leads to the matching transaction.
It is the path of the 81 million tokens the children’s wallet sent to 7 wallets: where they went, what was sold and which exchanges the money moved to. Every row carries the transaction hash.
J is how those responsible for the project identify the owner of those wallets. The network shows addresses, amounts and dates; it does not show names or the reason for each transfer.
It means leaving tokens in a Meteora vault to receive a share of the pool’s trading fees. The amount depends on the volume traded.
On October 11, 2026 the vault was paying out about 16 US cents a day, all participants added together. There is no guaranteed return.
The price of a memecoin can fall to almost zero. This token’s market is small, so a large sale pushes the price down. Fake tokens with the same name exist: always check the contract.
Only put in an amount you accept losing entirely.