Your favorite memecoin. On your desk.
A seven-centimetre display that pulls live Solana data and puts it in front of you — ticker, market cap, volume, launch counts — rendered in hard pixels you can read from across the room.
A chart you can
actually look at.
A physical object for people who refresh the chart four hundred times a day. Cube sits on the desk, pulls live data for whatever you're watching, and shows it on a retro pixel display. Green when you're up. No tab, no phone, no unlock.
- 01 Ambient, not demandingIt updates in the corner of your eye instead of buzzing in your pocket.
- 02 Readable at a glanceHigh-contrast pixel type. Legible in daylight, glowing at night.
- 03 One cableUSB-C in, data over Wi-Fi. Nothing to install, nothing to charge.
One screen.
Every angle
of the market.
Cube isn't locked to one view. Cycle modes with a tap, or let it rotate on its own. Each mode is a different read on the same market — from a single coin you're holding to the entire launchpad firehose.
More modes ship over the air. Wallet balance, SOL price, a clock and community-built modes land as firmware updates, not new hardware.
USB-C in, Wi-Fi out. Power it from a laptop, a monitor or any charger you already own. No app store, no dongle, no pairing dance.
Paste a mint address and Cube starts watching it. Change your mind as often as the meta does — it takes seconds, not a firmware flash.
The face pops off. Run the stock green, or a panel themed to whatever you're holding this week.
New display modes arrive as firmware updates. The hardware you fund today keeps getting better after it ships.
Cube watches the chain and nothing else. It holds no keys, signs no transactions and has no path to your wallet. There is nothing on it to drain.
They said tokenized startups were coming. We built one.
Cube · 2026
The idea wasn't ours first. Ansem said more tokenized startups were on the way — real products, funded by the people who believe in them, instead of a room full of VCs. We stopped talking about it and started drawing boards.
Cube is that argument made physical. Real industrial design, real blueprints, real component costs — paid for entirely by $CUBE creator fees. No raise. No presale. No allocation for insiders. Just a community shipping something that actually exists and can sit on a desk.
Fund the
first run.
The blueprints are done. Every dollar of $CUBE creator fees goes straight into tooling and manufacturing the first batch. At $10,000, production starts. That's the entire business model.
$0
Raised toward the first production run
- Footprint
- ~7 cmDesk-sized, monitor-adjacent
- Power
- USB-CSingle cable, always on
- Data
- Live SolanaAny mint, refreshed continuously
- Target price
- $49.99Indicative — not on sale yet
Where
this goes.
No vague quarters, no moonshot promises. Four phases, each one gated by the last, with the funding milestone doing the gating.
Design & blueprints
Industrial design locked, enclosure modelled, display and controller selected, bill of materials costed. The product exists on paper down to the screw.
✓ CompleteFund the run
$CUBE creator fees accumulate toward the $10,000 tooling and first-batch target. Every dollar is visible on-chain — nothing is held back.
◆ In progressTooling & first batch
Goal hit, blueprints go to the manufacturer. Injection tooling cut, prototypes validated, firmware finished against real hardware.
NextShip & open the display
First batch goes out to the community, and the display layer opens up so anyone can write a mode for it. The hardware keeps getting better after it lands.
PlannedBe first when the
first batch lands.
Cube isn't taking orders and there's no checkout on this site. Drop your email and you'll hear from us once — when production starts and it's genuinely available.
What exactly is Cube?
A small USB-C desk display — roughly seven centimetres a side — that shows live data for Solana tokens on a glowing pixel screen. Token price and chart, pump.fun platform volume, launch counts, and more modes over time.
Can I buy one right now?
No. Cube is pre-production and there is no checkout on this site. We're not taking orders, deposits or presale money of any kind. When the first batch is real and shippable we'll announce it — join the waitlist and you'll hear about it.
So how is it funded?
Entirely by $CUBE creator fees on pump.fun. Trading the token generates fees, those fees go into tooling and the first manufacturing run, and the tracker on this page shows exactly where that stands. At $10,000, production starts.
Which tokens can it track?
Any Solana token — paste a mint address and it starts watching. You can change it as often as you like, and the launch and volume modes work across the whole platform rather than one coin.
Does it touch my wallet?
Never. Cube is read-only by design. It reads public on-chain data and displays it. It holds no keys, signs no transactions and has no way to move funds.
Do I need to hold $CUBE to get one?
No. When Cube goes on sale it'll be available to anyone at the retail price. Holding $CUBE doesn't buy you an allocation — it funds the run that makes the hardware exist at all.
When does it ship?
Manufacturing begins once the $10,000 goal is reached, and hardware timelines follow from there — tooling, prototypes, production, freight. We'd rather give you a real date late than a fake one early.