A community token. No company behind it.

xIHS is a community project on Solana. No company owns it. It is not a fund, a partnership, a brokerage, or a product with a legal issuer. Nobody on this page is selling shares in a firm. Nobody here is your counterparty for a refund.

This website is a non-custodial desk — a front end that talks to Raydium. Your wallet holds the tokens. We never ask for a seed phrase. If a transaction looks wrong, reject it. That is the entire relationship: you sign, or you don’t.

If you need a company behind a token, this is not that token.

What the loop is — and is not

The model is written in the open: hashrate running 24/7, electricity paid first, leftover profit spent buying xIHS every day. That is the operating design of a community token. It is not a contract with a company. It is not a guaranteed yield. It is not customer support.

If the machines stop, the bid stops. If people sell, price can fall. Liquidity is thin. The mint authority is still enabled, which means more tokens can be created. Those are on-chain facts, not footnotes.

The risk, in one place

You can lose everything you put in. Smart contracts can fail. Wallets can be phished. Markets can go quiet. None of this site is financial, legal, or tax advice. None of it is an offer of securities. Do not buy xIHS with money you need. Verify the mint before you sign.

Holders own their tokens. The community owns the project in the only sense that matters on-chain: no company sits in the middle. That is the point. It is also the risk.