By the ETERNA team · Project update
How to find and buy ETER, the ETERNA token on Solana
Start with a link that selects our token for you. Learn what to check, how the swap differs from an identity payment, and why a ticker alone is not enough.
One page, the correct token already selected
If you want ETER for an ETERNA identity, start at eternatoken.com/buy. Its Raydium and Jupiter links include our Solana mint address, selecting the intended output token when the exchange opens. You do not have to guess which similarly named result belongs to this project.
ETERNA is the project name and ETER is its token symbol. The official mint is 9BC3bx8wjK5s3KN82fVME3CqLBhfMQme28k4RD1WGu1J. A symbol is not a unique identifier: unrelated projects can use the same letters. Our website, explorer links and swap links all identify the same mint.
Before confirming a swap
Use a Solana-compatible wallet and keep some SOL for network fees. Open a swap link from our buy page, check that the network is Solana and verify the output token’s mint. Review the amount you will receive, the minimum received, price impact, slippage setting and all displayed fees. Confirm in your wallet only if those details match what you intend to do.
Read any wallet warning before proceeding. Our links do not remove third-party warnings or constitute an endorsement by an exchange. You never need to give ETERNA your seed phrase or private key. If a route is unavailable, stop and check again later rather than increasing slippage until an unsuitable trade goes through.
Small liquidity changes the experience
ETER is an early token with a small market. A larger trade can move the pool price substantially. Price impact is the change caused by the trade itself; slippage is the allowed difference between the quoted and executed result. A quote is temporary, and the token’s value can fall. A liquidity lock does not guarantee price stability or an ability to sell any amount at your preferred price.
The pool link on our buy page lets you inspect market activity before making a decision. We do not promise a return, exchange approval or a future listing. Check the live exchange quote rather than treating a figure in an article as a current price.
Using ETER is a separate step
A DEX swap exchanges assets with a liquidity pool. Paying ETERNA to publish an identity is a separate service transaction. Holding ETER does not give you equity or a share of project revenue.
The base identity service is currently priced at US$5 in ETER, with optional content and network fees additional. Checkout calculates the ETER amount. You can inspect the founder’s public identity or use the free demo before deciding whether you want the service at all.