The two-minute guide
How this works
Use Nero lets anyone launch a token priced in Monero and lets anyone else buy it, sell it, or pass it on. Four steps, no jargon.
Save your key
The site makes a private account in your browser the first time you open the backup page. Write its 64-character key down. It is the only way to recover the account. There is no email, no password reset, and nobody else has a copy.
Go to backupPick a token, or launch one
The market lists every token with its price in XMR and how close it is to graduating. Launching your own takes a name, a ticker, a target raise and a refund address, plus a small launch fee.
Open the marketSend XMR to your address
Every order gets a fresh Monero address and a countdown in blocks. Send exactly the amount shown from any Monero wallet. When it confirms, your buy fills or your token goes live automatically.
See my ordersSell, transfer, or just hold
Selling pays XMR to an address you choose, minus the network fee. Transfers to another account are instant and free. Your portfolio keeps every balance, order and payout in one place.
Open my portfolio
Questions people ask
Do I need a wallet extension or an account?
No. Your browser holds a signing key; any ordinary Monero wallet sends the XMR. There is nothing to install and nothing to register.
What is a bonding curve?
A price rule instead of an order book. Every buy pushes the price up a little; every sell pulls it down. You can see exactly where the price goes on each token page before you trade.
What does "graduation" mean?
Each token has a target amount of XMR to raise. When the curve reaches it, the token graduates: the curve closes and the token trades on its own.
Why is there a countdown on my deposit?
A deposit address is only valid for a window of blocks so a late payment cannot fill an order at a stale price. If the window passes, anything that arrives is refunded to the address you gave.
How long does a sell take to pay out?
Usually a few Monero blocks, roughly two minutes each. The portfolio shows the payout moving from queued, to signed, to sent, to confirmed, with the transaction id.
Can I trust that the history is real?
The platform writes fingerprints of its entire log into real Monero transactions. The anchors page explains it and gives you a command to check it yourself.