A native, cryptographically signed token on TeleCanor Chain — a Rust Layer-1 testnet that processes AMM, perpetuals, and AUUM directly in its state machine, not as smart-contract bytecode.
There's no virtual machine on this chain to run Solidity bytecode in. Every primitive — including AUUM itself — is a first-class operation the state machine understands directly, the same way Hyperliquid processes its own order book and margin engine natively rather than through a smart contract layer.
transfer, approve/transferFrom, mint/burn — every action carries a real ed25519 signature, verified by every node before it touches state.
TESTNET LIVEConstant-product swaps (x·y=k), the same pricing formula Uniswap v2 uses, with a 0.3% fee retained for liquidity providers.
TESTNET LIVELeveraged long/short positions with PnL and liquidation, priced against a mark price — a single demo market, not a full order book.
TESTNET LIVENo proof-of-work. A small, operator-known validator mesh has no Sybil attacker to defend against, so actions finalize immediately on receipt instead of waiting on a mining puzzle.
LIVEThreshold-authorized AUUM spending across multiple keys.
ROADMAPCollateralized lending and borrowing, natively processed like everything else here.
ROADMAPThe wallet signs entirely in your browser — your private key is never sent anywhere, including to us.
Go to wallet.auum.net and click Generate New Keypair — this happens locally in your browser.
Click Claim 50 AUUM. The node self-signs the mint from the treasury key — you don't sign anything for this step. Limited to once per address per hour.
Transfer to another address, approve a spender, or try transferFrom — each one signs locally with your key before it's submitted.
AUUM is an experimental testnet token. It has no monetary value, is not for sale, is not backed by any asset, and this page is not an offer or solicitation of any kind. Chain state currently resets on node restart (no disk persistence yet). Non-AUUM actions on this chain (transfers, AMM, Perps) are intentionally unauthenticated demo primitives — only AUUM requires a real signature. Read the whitepaper for the full technical picture, including what isn't built yet.