strk20.run

Privateaccount.No wallet.

Open strk20.run and you have an account on Starknet’s STRK20 pool. The key is generated in your browser on first load. Hold and send shielded value, chat, swap, bridge out, bet, launch.

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Live on SN_MAINNo login · No seed phrase
Why it exists

Every screen names who can see what — before you act. Including the parties you did not choose.

A privacy tool that overstates what it hides is worse than none at all, because its users act on the difference. The full model — what is hidden, what is public, and what we refuse to claim — is in the documentation.

Seven surfaces, one poolStatus today
01WalletLive
02ChatLive
03SwapLive
04BridgeShielded USDC out through StarkWare’s OutboundAnonymizer. Bringing value back is not built.Outbound only
05MarketsStanding windows every 15 minutes, hour and day; prices are live reads from Pragma.Live
06LaunchBuys arrive as withdrawals from the pool, so the launch records no buyer address.Live
07HousesSealed ballots with public weight; the Teller opens the tally, and the contract checks its math.Live

Each surface says the same thing on its own screen. No fixture rows, no mock with plausible numbers in it.

Don’t take our word for it

Check the chain

ContractSTRK20 pool — StarkWare’s, not ours0x040337b1af3c663e86e333bab5a4b28da8d4652a15a69beee2b677776ffe812aContractMessageBook — ours0x3105b6a327ba11f5464335f480046348a4052be2c12df726f37633d50ae35bcContractMarkets — ours (v2, standing windows)0x30b487e6b15d65fae30482fd07dcbfaa47b5b07e5133c0cdb10d8e49a3c702ContractLaunch — ours0x3fc07897f657b184ff9b0dab28939bb5a175d7cff9290406a1bd4b3d032eb54ContractPragma oracle — read live by Markets0x2a85bd616f912537c50a49a4076db02c00b29b2cdc8a197ce92ed1837fa875bTxSponsored registration, via our relayer0x4fbbf9aa7992a95d313554bc17b2fff311b35a5974271defc6672f57abfe27dTxMarkets v2 deploy0x1496deac5edd622cc635177fe565b2dcf67e44df80afd4c54fa230b0705a20aTxLaunch deploy0x3caf6752205721633f683a299d1c8fab20d3ad634d7b9f3f4b63785476edf57

Every row opens on Voyager, and every one of them was read back off the chain rather than copied out of a deployment log — the app contracts at block 13,962,406. “The transaction succeeded” is a weaker claim than “the class is there now”.