How MINDEX works
MINDEX is a launcher for coin-owned worlds. Any Solana mint can be turned into a side-view block world: hills, caves, ore, trees and water, all generated from the mint address itself. The same mint always produces the same world, so nobody can quietly swap the map.
The server list shows live coins from DexScreener. Each one already has a world waiting at its seed. Creators who register their mint on MINDEX get to name it, choose a biome and decide how much of the coin someone needs to hold before they can build.
Launching a world
Open Launch and choose Create a new coin. Add an image, a name, a ticker and a description, connect your wallet and approve one transaction. The coin is created on pump.fun from your wallet, with no dev buy, and MINDEX carries straight on to its world.
Already have a coin? Choose I already have a coin and paste its mint. MINDEX looks it up on DexScreener to pull its name, ticker and image. If it isn't indexed yet, you can enter the name and ticker yourself.
Pick a biome, set a world size and a minimum holding, then generate. The world goes live on the server list straight away, under the MINDEX worlds filter.
The gate
Joining a world as a builder needs a Solana wallet. MINDEX asks the wallet for its public address only, then reads that address's token balance from the Solana network. If you hold at least the world's minimum, you're in. If not, you can still enter as a spectator, fly around and watch.
Joining a world never asks you to approve a transaction, and nothing leaves your wallet.
Building and saving
Every block you break or place is saved against the world's mint and broadcast to everyone else in the world. Players see each other move in real time. When you come back, the world is exactly how the last builder left it.
Controls
- AD
- Walk
- W or Space
- Jump, swim up
- Hold left click
- Mine a block
- Right click
- Place the selected block
- 1–9 or scroll
- Pick a block from the hotbar
- Esc
- Leave the world
Spectators fly with WASD and can't change blocks.
Where the numbers come from
Prices, volume, liquidity, market cap, trades and links come from the DexScreener public API, using its boosted and latest-profile lists for Solana. Charts use one-minute candles from GeckoTerminal for each coin's deepest pool. When candles aren't available, the chart is drawn from DexScreener's 5-minute, 1-hour, 6-hour and 24-hour price changes instead, and is labelled that way.
In the server list, players are the coin's trades over the last 24 hours and ping is its pool liquidity: more liquidity, stronger signal.
What MINDEX never does
- Holds your coins, keys or funds.
- Buys, sells or swaps anything on your behalf, including a dev buy when you launch.
- Asks you to sign anything except the create transaction for your own coin.
- Sees your wallet's keys. You approve the launch in your wallet.