Ballast you can weigh.
Launch a market, back it with real assets. The difference here is not the launching — it is that every figure of backing on this site names the account it was read from and the slot it was read at, so you can check it without being let aboard.
no backing figure without the address it was read from.
Saburra is a ship's ballast: sand and stone carried in the hold for one reason, to keep the vessel upright. It earns nothing and it cannot be faked — either the weight is down there or the ship rolls over.

Real assets. No claim about them.
Assets a market on this dock could be backed by. Nothing here is backing anything yet, and this strip will not say otherwise until a hull is reading one of these mints.
Backed markets
opened by the test suite against a real, readable account
Reading a load line
a diagram · these four carry no address, because they are not readingsread minutes ago; the backing is there and the hull sits at its mark
read, and under the 25% mark — the backing is short of what was claimed
the last reading is too old to present as the depth now, so no depth is drawn
nobody has asked this server to read the custody account
A Plimsoll mark is painted on the outside of a hull, where anyone on the dock can read it without being let aboard. It was invented because owners overloaded ships, insured them, and let them sink; the fix was not a clause in a document, it was a mark in a place the owner could not curate. That is what these are.
What is doing the reading
named, because it is the usual reason a figure goes stale| cluster | mainnet-beta |
| endpoint | the public one· rate limited, and readings will go stale under load |
| token programs read | SPL Token and Token-2022both — a reader that asks only the first sees nothing on a 2022 mint |
| explorer | every address on this site links out to solscan |
$SABU is not launched. There is no contract address on this site yet, and there will be no placeholder standing in for one — 000000…000000 shaped text in a footer is how a reader learns to skim past the field that matters.