Unofficial site

This copy of SixCoin is not served from an official domain. It could be a clone built to steal your funds.

The only official domain is . Do not connect a wallet or send funds from this page.

SIXCOIN
Official domain: officialsixcoin.com
QUICK GUIDE

How to buy

Four steps, from wallet to token.

Nothing to buy yet. Hex says relax. The steps below go live on launch day, together with the official contract address on this site.

  1. 01

    Create a wallet

    Install a Solana wallet such as Phantom or Solflare. Write the recovery phrase on paper, keep it offline and never share it.

  2. 02

    Add SOL

    Buy SOL on an exchange and send it to your wallet on the Solana network. Keep a little aside for fees.

  3. 03

    Verify the contract

    Match the address here, on the explorer and on our official X and Instagram accounts. Clones differ by a single character.

  4. 04

    Swap on the DEX

    Connect to the decentralised exchange, enter the amount, keep slippage low and confirm. Tokens land in your wallet.

OFFICIAL CONTRACT Available at launch — 19.11.2026

Only this address counts. Compare it with the explorer before every purchase.

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At launch this code will contain the contract address. It is generated by this page, not an image: still compare it with the explorer before sending funds.
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CIRCULATING SUPPLY
read from the token
6 B
INITIAL SUPPLY
fixed, cannot increase

Verify from independent sources

At launch, the contract address will be checkable here. Always compare at least two sources before buying: if one is tampered with, the others will contradict it.

Blockchain explorerSupply, holder list and token authoritiesavailable at launch Price aggregatorsCoinGecko and CoinMarketCaponly if a listing is accepted Liquidity poolAmount and the wallet that controls itavailable at launch Token programStandard Solana token, authorities set to "none"available at launch
Mistakes that cost money
  • Wrong token. Anyone can create a token called SixCoin. Only the contract address counts, never the name.
  • Wrong network on withdrawal. When moving tokens from an exchange to your wallet, picking the wrong network makes them arrive as a different token, or lose them entirely.
  • Card fees on large amounts. Above a few hundred euros, a bank transfer costs far less than the 1.5–4% charged on cards.
  • Leaving them where you can't withdraw. Some apps don't let you move tokens to your own wallet. If self-custody matters to you, check before buying.
  • Clipboard malware. After pasting an address, re-read the first and last four characters before confirming.
  • Slippage set too high. Permissive settings expose you to attacks where someone front-runs your transaction.
How to spot a scam
  • No one from the team will ever message you privately first.
  • There is no address to "send funds to receive tokens": you only buy through an exchange.
  • Never share your recovery phrase: not even official support can ask for it.
  • Be wary of doubling offers, surprise airdrops and anyone promising guaranteed returns.
  • Always verify the contract: clones with identical names are the most common scam.
  • Always cross-check with our official X and Instagram accounts.