Private multi-wallet launchpad for external venues

What this enables

• →One interface, many unlinkable identities. Participate in launches on Pumpfun (and Pons) through a single interface while activity automatically fans out across multiple unlinkable sub-accounts. The user never manages a wallet cluster by hand — the sub-account mechanism does the distribution.
• →Reduced wallet-level attribution. Because participation spreads across execution identities that observers can't link to each other or to the user, no single wallet accumulates a trackable profile. Concentrated allocation stops reading as one whale on the public ledger.
• →Bypass anti-Sybil measures the hard way is automated. Launches gate against single-wallet concentration; the workaround has always been manually farming dozens of wallets. Here that's a primitive: allocation auto-distributes across many sub-accounts, producing a healthier-looking public holder distribution without spreadsheet-driven wallet ops.
• →Chain-abstracted deposits from anywhere. Users deposit from any supported chain and participate without holding gas or bridging manually — funds shield into the pool and route to sub-accounts underneath.
• →Private post-launch trading continuity. Once a token is live, the same sub-account model keeps post-launch buys and sells unlinkable, so the privacy doesn't evaporate the moment the launch closes.

What you build

A launchpad front-end over a MultiWallet orchestration contract that maps one user session onto many Private Sub-Accounts, each an unlinkable execution identity. Deposits arrive via Chain Abstraction from any supported chain, shield into the Privacy Pool as encrypted notes, and the orchestrator allocates participation across N sub-accounts per an allocation policy so no single address carries the concentrated position. The launch integrations target external venues — Pumpfun, Pons — routing per-sub-account participation into their contracts while the mapping back to the user stays private. An Enclave module can hold the allocation and post-launch trading logic confidentially, so the distribution strategy itself isn't observable, and post-launch buys/sells continue to route through the sub-account set to preserve unlinkability.

Why this isn't Axiom

Axiom is the Solana terminal for operating many wallets at once: it gives a trader a cockpit to manage a wallet cluster manually, but the wallets are public Solana addresses, fully attributable and linkable by anyone watching the chain. It's tooling for coordinating visible wallets faster. This launchpad makes the sub-accounts cryptographically unlinkable — the distribution across identities is a privacy primitive, not a UI convenience — so the concentrated allocation genuinely disappears from wallet-level analysis rather than just becoming easier to click through. And deposits are chain-abstracted into Starknet's privacy layer rather than tied to a single-chain terminal.