Connecting a Solana wallet is optional. PEPEtide works without one — you can read threads, browse the peptide catalog, and use all tracking tools anonymously. Connecting a wallet does one extra thing: it gives you a deterministic, anonymous Peptard-XXXX handle tied to your public key, which lets you post in Threads and participate in governance once $PEPETIDE launches.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://bardo-3d6a1fd2.mintlify.app/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Supported wallets
Phantom
Auto-detected if the Phantom browser extension is installed. Clicking Connect Wallet selects Phantom directly — no modal required.
Solflare and others
If Phantom is not detected, PEPEtide opens the wallet selection modal. Choose Solflare or any other Wallet Standard-compatible wallet from the list.
Connect your wallet
Click Connect Wallet in the header
Find the Connect Wallet button in the top navigation bar. It is visible on every page.
Approve the connection in your wallet
Your wallet extension will ask you to approve the connection. This grants PEPEtide read-only access to your public key — it cannot sign transactions or move funds without your explicit approval each time.
Connecting is entirely optional. If you skip it, your Threads posts remain anonymous and no handle is assigned. You can connect or disconnect at any time without losing local tracking data.
How the Peptard handle works
When you connect, PEPEtide derives your handle from your Solana public key. The derivation is:- Deterministic — the same public key always produces the same Peptard-XXXX handle.
- Anonymous — the handle reveals nothing about your identity. No name, email, or KYC is ever collected.
- Consistent across sessions — disconnect and reconnect with the same wallet and your handle stays the same.
Viewing your $PEPETIDE balance
After connecting, the header displays your $PEPETIDE balance beneath your handle. When the token is live, PEPEtide queries your wallet’s token account for the PEPETIDEor4.50M $PEPETIDE`.
Voting weight and the snapshot
Your voting weight on any governance proposal equals your $PEPETIDE balance at the snapshot block of that proposal — not your balance at the time you vote.Do I need to stake to vote?
Do I need to stake to vote?
No. Staking is separate from voting. You only need to hold $PEPETIDE in the connected wallet at the time the snapshot is taken. Your full balance counts as voting weight even if none of it is staked.
What if I buy tokens after the snapshot?
What if I buy tokens after the snapshot?
Tokens purchased after the snapshot block do not count toward that proposal. They will count for all future proposals that snapshot after your purchase.
Can I vote with multiple wallets?
Can I vote with multiple wallets?
Yes. Each connected wallet votes independently with its own balance. There is no account merge — each public key is a separate voter.
What is staking for, then?
What is staking for, then?
Staking lets you lock $PEPETIDE to earn a share of protocol revenue — research partnerships, premium tooling fees, and treasury yield. Staked tokens are not burned; they unlock after the lockup period ends. See the governance overview for details.
Disconnect your wallet
Click your Peptard-XXXX handle in the header to disconnect. Disconnecting removes the handle from the UI and clears your balance display. Your local tracking data (vials, protocols, doses) is stored in your browser’s IndexedDB and is unaffected by wallet connections.Related pages
- Governance overview — $PEPETIDE token mechanics, proposals, and the full roadmap