Credits

An arctic palette, flowing light and an original ribbon symbol. The design and software behind Aerune.

Light in motion

The background is an original generative composition: continuous folds of mint, blue and pale lavender light. It responds gently to your pointer and can be paused using the motion control.

Your device’s reduced-motion preference is respected. A static composition and a lightweight fallback preserve the design when animation or advanced graphics are unavailable.

The typefaces

Bodoni Moda by Owen Earl, Albert Sans by Andreas Rasmussen and Red Hat Mono by MCKL for Red Hat. Distributed under the SIL Open Font License and served through Google Fonts.

Network and assets

The active preview reads public Solana mainnet accounts for SOL, USDC, AAPLx and TSLAx. Equity option trading is unavailable: no compatible production options program has been integrated or deployed by Aerune. A token mint is not an options contract. See integration status.

The earlier interface used Valorem and Seaport on Robinhood Chain. Those transaction builders remain in the separate legacy interface. The Solana pages do not load or execute them.

The interface and code

Aerune adapts the public Olea layout and the shared options-interface foundation, with its own flowing-ribbon logo. Aerune combines an ocean-blue, mint and ice palette with an animated procedural background.

The Solana connection uses Wallet Standard, distributed under Apache-2.0. The dependency license is retained in the project. Only wallet connection and account changes are used; no signing feature is requested.

The integration verifies network identity and token metadata, reads balances without rounding raw quantities, and clears stale results when accounts change. It is not an audited options integration. Legacy ethers, Valorem and Seaport source attribution is retained with the historical EVM code.