01 / INTRODUCTIONOverview
Prompt Injection ($INJECT) is an independent Solana meme-token project based on a fictional AI-security incident. The story is not a claim that AI controls, launched, or owns the token.
We favor plain disclosures over made-up utility: the intended token design uses a standard SPL token, a fixed supply, no freeze authority, and no special token transfer tax. These are design targets until the mainnet facts have been independently checked.
Current positionThe official mainnet mint has not been published. Any contract address posted elsewhere should be treated as unverified.
02 / SPECIFICATIONToken model
The values below describe the intended configuration. They are not statements about an existing on-chain mint.
Project namePROMPT INJECTION
Ticker$INJECT
BlockchainSolana
Intended initial supply1,000,000,000
Intended decimals6
Intended mint authorityRevoked after issuance
Intended freeze authorityNone
Intended transfer tax0% (excludes platform fees)
03 / PUBLIC STATEContract state
These fields come from the website’s public token configuration. They are marked as pending until the creator has verified the mint and updated the published site.
ClusterSolana / pending
Mint addressNot published yet
Mint authorityPending
Freeze authorityPending · target: none
VerificationPending
Last checkedNot available
This page is a public record, not an independent blockchain oracle. Always check with a trusted Solana explorer.
04 / CHECKLISTHow to verify the mint
- 01
Start with the mint address published on the official project website. If it is missing, no official mint has been published.
- 02
Open the address yourself in Solscan or another independent Solana explorer.
- 03
Confirm the actual network, mint address, supply, decimals, mint authority, and freeze authority.
- 04
Do not rely on unverified replies, screenshots, or DMs offering token addresses.
Explorer available after launch ↗
05 / SECURITY MODELSimple by design
The intended implementation is a standard SPL token without custom transfer restrictions. Avoiding custom token code reduces some risks, but does not establish that the token is audited or that trading is safe.
No independent security audit is claimed. Check actual authority states on-chain. Token value, wallets, liquidity pools, third-party contracts, and other services all introduce risks beyond token parameters.
06 / PUBLICATIONLaunch process
Before the on-chain launch, the site will honestly show a pre-launch status. After the mint is created and independently checked, the verified address and contract states can be updated in config.js and the site republished.
Once that verified record is published, the site's status, address-copy button, documentation, and explorer link will reflect it. Site display alone is not evidence of on-chain verification.
07 / READ CAREFULLYRisk disclosure
$INJECT is speculative. Its market price can be highly volatile, liquidity can disappear, tokens can be copied, wallets can be compromised, and the token could become worthless.
No listing, return, utility, yield, or liquidity level is promised. Never put in more than you can afford to lose, and verify every transaction before signing.