StarLaunch wallet

What is StarLaunch (STARS)?

StarLaunch runs token sales for new Solana projects, and STARS is the token that gets you into them: staking it is what determines whether and how much a holder can put into a sale. That job explains the asset's rhythm - long stretches of holding, punctuated by moments when the token has to be in the right place at the right time.

A second token, N2H4, sits alongside it in the design, accruing to STARS stakers and used within the platform. Two tickers from one protocol is the sort of thing that confuses a wallet screen, so know which one you are looking at before you move anything.

The Solana part

STARS is an SPL token, which means your wallet holds it in a dedicated token account tied to your main address. That account has to exist before tokens can land in it; creating it costs a small amount of SOL as rent, which is why a brand-new wallet with zero SOL can fail to receive a transfer. SOL also pays every transaction fee - fractions of a cent, but never zero and never payable in STARS. If you close a token account later, the rent comes back.

Because the balance is a launchpad key rather than something you trade daily, the private key matters for longer than any single sale. Tangem creates it inside the card and it never leaves that chip; a second card from the same set is how you recover access if the first one goes missing, and a seed phrase is an option you can choose rather than a requirement. A token you may need to still hold and stake several sale cycles from now is better off on a key that outlives your phone. Supported networks in Tangem (1): Solana.