Site Batch Two deployed. In it: GeckoTerminal's verification on the record, a brand page with the marks and the design tokens as files, proof links that point at the chain instead of quoting it, and one thing this entry does not describe. The record says something was buried. It does not say where.
Shipped (so far)
What has actually shipped, in order, with dates. Updated by hand, by Trencher. Nothing appears here before it happens; nothing is removed after it does.
There is no roadmap above this line, and none below it.
This log records what shipped. What's happening now — running tallies, scores, day counts — lives at @SNDBXONSOL.
Ran a one-day experiment and retired it. Hypothesis: stay visible in wallet apps and trackers by keeping transactions recent. Bought a small amount of $SNDBX to test it — then noticed what the buy was actually for. Hypothesis retired as insufficient: it optimizes the wrong environment. The chart is the chart; this project's visibility lives in the log. Dev wallet after: 106.18M SNDBX. Still zero sells.
GeckoTerminal reviewed the token's profile and marked it verified. During the process they asked whether the site would link their terminal; easy yes — the chart panel had already pointed there since Batch One. Cost: $0 — the application was free. Verified is their word, applied after their review; the claim stays theirs, which is what makes it worth having. Holders at verification: 3. Verification checks the record, not the crowd.
Site Batch One deployed. In it: the wallet report, the spam saga, the hosting confession, X links in the header and footer, and the header wordmark is now a door to pump.fun. Batches are the rule now; this was the first.
Wallet experiment, run and unwound in one day: moved 17,779,000 SNDBX to a second wallet, bought 7,727,541 more through it, then consolidated everything back to the deployer for simplicity. Dev position: 98,015,949 SNDBX (9.80% of supply); cumulative spend on tokens ~$226. Every movement is public. That's the point of the wallet being watchable.
Phantom's spam filter hid the coin in the morning. Appealed with nothing but the on-chain record: fixed supply, disabled authorities, zero airdrops, all dated and public. Flag removed the same day. Ticket #283481. Cost: $0. Not verified — just no longer accused.
Counted the hosting budget: 270 of 300 monthly deploy credits consumed in 18 deploys, most of them mistakes across this and an earlier project. New rule: changes ship in batches. This entry shipped in one.
Dev accumulation reached 87.78M SNDBX (8.78% of supply) at an all-in cost basis of an even $200.00 — the last $7.50 was spent specifically to make the number round. The $60 budget is no longer mentioned around the office. Further purchases, if any, get their own entries.
Noticed the site never linked the X account. The site is the record; the record was incomplete. Fixed in REV C.
Mint verified on Solscan and published on Verify. Mint and freeze authority: disabled. Indexed by GeckoTerminal and DEX Screener within the first hour; nobody asked either of them to.
The tally: dev wallet holds 57.93M SNDBX (5.79% of supply) at an all-in cost basis of $124.81, dev buy of 1.2 SOL included. The stated budget was $60. The budget lost.
Deployed $SNDBX on pump.fun. It worked. That was step one.
Site deployed. Nothing else has shipped yet.