New to Canton?

Get set up in four steps

Canton is a blockchain network. Its coin is Canton Coin (CC), and every token on Supanova is bought and sold in CC. Here’s how to go from nothing to trading graduated tokens with Crux watching them for you.

  1. Get a Canton wallet

    The simplest is Supanova: sign in with email, Google or Apple. No browser extension needed. That account is your Canton wallet.

    Your wallet’s address on Canton is called a party ID. It looks like supa1::1220…. You’ll need it in step 2 and step 4.

  2. Add Canton Coin (CC)

    From an exchange

    CC trades on Kraken, Bybit, KuCoin, MEXC and Gate. Buy CC there, then withdraw it on the Canton network to your party ID.

    Send a small test amount first and check it arrives before sending the rest.

    From USDC, USDT or ETH

    OneSwap’s “Add CC” takes USDC, USDT or ETH from EVM chains and gives you CC on Canton.

  3. Buy a graduated token

    New tokens launch on Supanova on a bonding curve. Once a launch raises 250,000 CC it graduates into its own trading pool. Those are the tokens Crux watches. Open a token on Supanova and buy or sell it there.

    Graduated tokens are extremely volatile and can go to zero. Only use money you can afford to lose.

  4. Turn on Crux

    Open @CruxXYZ_bot in Telegram and tap Start. You’ll get alerts on every graduated token straight away. Send /wallet followed by your party ID and Crux tracks what you hold, including tokens still on the curve, with alerts from your own average entry and when they graduate. To be told when any token hits a market cap, send /alert NPCC -20 or set it on the dashboard with the slider.