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We Verified Our Program and Here Is Why It Matters Today PigeonHouse became one of the few token launch platforms on Solana with a fully verified on-chain program. What Is a Verified Build? When a developer deploys a program to Solana, the blockchain stores compiled bytecode. It does not store human-readable source code. This creates a trust gap because users have no way to confirm whether the deployed program actually matches the source code on GitHub. A verified build closes this gap. The process works as follows: First, the source code is compiled inside a deterministic Docker container that provides the exact same environment every time. The resulting binary produces a cryptographic hash value. This hash value is then compared against the hash value of the program currently deployed on mainnet. If they match, it is mathematically proven that the deployed code is identical to the open source code. Our verification was independently confirmed by OtterSec's Solana Verify infrastructure and the proof has been permanently recorded on chain. Program: BV1RxkAaD5DjXMsnofkVikFUUYdrDg1v 8YgsQ3iyDNoL On-chain hash: 8fa1564cbd00b44f6425a2e23859dd8e 112e0312380a9f0ba6ccb9a55dcac712 Executable hash: 8fa1564cbd00b44f6425a2e23859dd8e 112e0312380a9f0ba6ccb9a55dcac712 Match confirmed. Why This Matters for a Launch Platform Token launch platforms carry out some of the most sensitive operations in decentralized finance. These include token creation which is the minting of new assets, bonding curves which are pricing mechanisms that determine how much you pay or receive, fee routing which is where your fees actually go, and graduation which is the migration of liquidity to a decentralized exchange. Every single one of these operations involves real funds. Users deserve to know that the code handling this is exactly what has been published. Not to believe, not to hope, but to know. The Current State of Verification on Solana Less than one percent of programs on Solana are verified. The vast majority of launch platforms, decentralized exchanges, and decentralized finance protocols operate as closed source, unverified black boxes. What is the common excuse? Security through obscurity. But this argument does not hold up. Deployed bytecode is already public and can be reverse engineered. Every major security exploit in crypto history happened to unverified programs. The most trusted protocols such as Marinade, Jupiter, and Drift are all fully open source. Obscurity does not protect you. Transparency does. What You Can Verify Our entire codebase is public. GitHub: github.com/noegppgeon-boo… Verification: verify.osec.io/status/BV1RxkA… Fourteen instructions. Eleven on-chain events. Six account types. A security.txt file on chain. IDL uploaded. Everything open, everything verifiable. The Standard We Believe In We built PigeonHouse with a simple principle: inscribe with trust, burn with proof. Trust is not something you ask for. It is something you earn. You earn it through transparency, through verification, and through code that anyone can read and confirm. This is the standard every protocol should meet. We are proud to be among the few that do. Pigeon in control.







