Documentation

HUNTR is a closed-beta product for competitive bounties built around Solana market and on-chain data. A bounty is a timed challenge with a fixed set of rules: what can be entered, when entries close, what data decides the winner, and what reward is available.

The long-term product goal is simple: users make a call before a deadline, entries remain hidden until lock, and the result is calculated from a source and metric published in advance. HUNTR is currently testing that flow internally.

This page is the source of truth for what the product can do today. Product examples elsewhere on the site are labeled as beta specifications, not live rounds.

A professional-looking interface is not proof. HUNTR’s public beta is being designed around records that users can inspect themselves.

• Before entry: the prompt, eligibility rules, close time, metric, tie-break rule, data source, and reward.
• At lock: a timestamped commitment showing that the rules and accepted entries can no longer change.
• After settlement: source inputs, calculation, winning result, and any payout transaction references.
• For the token: the mint address, authorities, supply, and distribution only after they are final and publicly verifiable.

The closed beta is evaluating three initial formats. These examples explain the mechanics; they are not open offers or active prize pools.

1. 01Pick the winnerChoose one asset from a published field before the entry window closes. Proposed settlement: Highest percentage change over the published window.
2. 02Token huntSubmit a token that meets every published eligibility rule. Proposed settlement: Best result among qualifying submissions.
3. 03Mystery bountyUse a set of factual clues to identify the matching token or wallet. Proposed settlement: Exact match against the disclosed answer criteria.

1. 01PublishedThe complete rule set and reward terms are posted before entry begins.
2. 02OpenEligible users submit one entry during the published window.
3. 03LockedNew entries and edits stop. The rule set remains unchanged.
4. 04SettlingThe published metric is calculated from the named source over the named window.
5. 05ResolvedThe winner, inputs, calculation, and payout references are added to a public receipt.

Every public result is intended to include enough context for an independent reader to reproduce or challenge the outcome. A receipt is a record of the decision, not a claim that users must trust.

There are no public receipts yet because the public beta has not started. Closed-beta test results will not be presented as public performance history.

HUNTR has not finalized a universal market-data provider. Each bounty will name the source used for qualification and settlement so the rule remains specific even if providers differ between formats.

• Prices, liquidity, supply, holder concentration, and wallet activity may come from different sources.
• Every observation must use a timestamp and a defined sampling method.
• If the named source is unavailable or produces an ambiguous result, the bounty must follow a published cancellation or retry rule.
• A model may help draft a bounty, but it must not decide who won after entries close.

HUNTR is pre-launch software. The public site is informational and the interactive product is not yet available. The current build has not been presented as an audited production protocol.

• Do not send funds or tokens to an address claiming to represent HUNTR.
• Do not sign a wallet transaction from a page that is not hosted on huntr.gg.
• No official $HUNTR mint, presale, airdrop claim, Discord, or support account has been published.
• Market data can be delayed, revised, or temporarily unavailable; public rules must define how those failures are handled.
• Availability of any prize-bearing format may depend on jurisdiction and future legal review.

$HUNTR is a planned utility component. HUNTR has not published a mint address, supply, distribution, sale, claim page, or launch date.

• A working entry flow with clear wallet permissions and no unnecessary approvals.
• A rules snapshot that cannot be edited after entries open.
• A tested settlement path with explicit source-failure and tie handling.
• A public result receipt and payout reference for every resolved prize round.
• Published terms, eligibility restrictions, risk disclosures, and support contact information.
• No fabricated usage, prizes, results, or leaderboard records carried forward from testing.

The first public phase is expected to use free test rounds. Any move to prize-bearing rounds will be announced separately with the applicable rules.

Use these two locations to verify product status. Additional channels will be listed here only after they are operating.

No official Discord, Telegram, GitHub repository, token contract, presale, or airdrop claim page is currently published.