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philcoin community doesn't wait around. we build today I got "my coin" working and here's why it's big paste any solana coin, connect your wallet, and from one page you can: - lock supply until a date. no cancel, no early unlock - open a burn vault for the fees. the SOL only leaves when someone burns the coin - run a giveaway where a future block picks the winner, not the dev then you share the link and anyone can check all of it without a wallet every one of those actions goes through code that Meredith Patterson's Phil compiler produced. 3 days ago Phil on solana was a program that returned 42. now it's a launch kit any coin can use no team allocation, no roadmap promises, just a community shipping real tools for a real language every single day devnet for now, unaudited, mainnet is next philcoinhigh.github.io/Phil-… $philcoin Ea5dBrJZN58yV1nm1Q4DybJNYKeTvwpb2GEkXyW64bUH

gm built a token locker today and it's the first Phil tool you use with your own wallet lock any solana coin until a date. no cancel, no early unlock, no owner, not even us. when the date hits it can only go to the wallet you named anyone can paste a coin and see what's locked, what % of supply, and a live countdown. no wallet needed every lock and every release goes through the upload server Phil's own compiler emits, running on chain it's live on devnet right now. gonna try to get it on mainnet in the next few days also since last time: → Meredith's official Phil tour, all 20 sections, now runnable in your browser on any device → whole site rebuilt around philcoin and Phil → Phil's client and Phil's server completed a real session on solana, on the record we're not slowing down philcoinhigh.github.io/Phil-… $philcoin Ea5dBrJZN58yV1nm1Q4DybJNYKeTvwpb2GEkXyW64bUH

gm today I got Phil talking to itself across a blockchain, and here's why it's big Phil's compiler writes two programs for its upload protocol, a client and a server. I put the client in a browser and the server on solana. they ran the whole protocol with each other and it worked why it matters: → nobody wrote the protocol logic by hand. both ends are Phil's own output, so there's no human code in the middle to get wrong → change one byte on the way and the server refuses, and the client gets told → Meredith's own checker passes our runtime 46/46 → we then broke Phil's code 351 ways on purpose. 265 of 267 broken servers get caught yesterday Phil could return a number on chain. today it runs a real protocol on both sides try it, no wallet: philcoinhigh.github.io/Phil-… $philcoin Ea5dBrJZN58yV1nm1Q4DybJNYKeTvwpb2GEkXyW64bUH

going to sleep for a bit but had to share this first pretty sure this is the first time Phil is onchain. @maradydd correct me if I'm wrong wrote a small program in Phil, compiled it with Phil's own compiler, deployed it on solana devnet and called it. it answered 42 tiny program, test network, but it's real and it's there the program: solscan.io/account/4evxuwRd6… the call: solscan.io/tx/3Pw1tkvRaN6izx… how it got there: philcoinhigh.github.io/Phil-… $philcoin Ea5dBrJZN58yV1nm1Q4DybJNYKeTvwpb2GEkXyW64bUH

ok so I've spent the last two days building stuff around Phil, @maradydd's language, with the $philcoin community and it got a bit out of hand the part I'm happiest with: her actual compiler now runs in a browser tab. not a rewrite, the real one, rebuilt from her repo every morning. you type Phil and it hands you back LLVM there's also a playground where you can run programs and step through two processes talking to each other, and a 15 lesson course where you fix broken code until it works my favourite page is the hacks one. I took The DAO, the BEC overflow, the Wormhole mint and the Akutars thing where $34M got stuck forever, wrote the same mistake in Phil, and you can watch the language just say no we wrote an OTC desk and a small order book in Phil too. it's a simulation, nothing real moves yet, but partial fills, expiry and cancel all work. same for vesting, a 2 of 3 treasury, an auction and a bonding curve launch and then three things that run on their own every day: a report that checks our tools against every test in her repo (parser matches all 64 of her grammar tests, the simulator is way behind her checker and the page admits it), a changelog of what she shipped, and a fuzzer that throws thousands of programs at her compiler. it hasn't caught her compiling anything wrong. it did find a couple of rough edges which I'm sending her directly none of this is official and it says so on every page. it's all open source if you want to help philcoinhigh.github.io/Phil-… $philcoin Ea5dBrJZN58yV1nm1Q4DybJNYKeTvwpb2GEkXyW64bUH