Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to understand the studio and route to the right product.
What is Cryptuon?
Cryptuon is a builder studio for crypto infrastructure. Rather than one monolithic protocol, it designs, ships, and maintains a portfolio of 20 independent, open-source products across Solana, the EVM, cross-chain coordination, trading, and developer tooling. Each product lives at its own subdomain with its own site and docs.
Where do I find each product?
Every product has its own marketing site at
Are the products open source?
Yes. Every project in the portfolio is MIT-licensed and developed in the open on github.com/cryptuon. Several are also published to package registries — Rust crates on crates.io and Python packages on PyPI.
Which chains does Cryptuon build for?
The work leans into the Solana developer stack but is multi-chain by default: Ethereum and its L2s (Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base), the EVM itself, Stacks, and Bitcoin-style proof-of-work all appear across the portfolio.
What languages are the products written in?
Infrastructure is written in systems languages chosen for correctness and speed — primarily Rust, Zig, and Vyper — alongside Python and TypeScript for tooling, SDKs, and services.
Can I deploy Solidity contracts on Solana?
Yes — SolScript is a Solidity-to-Solana compiler framework. You write contracts in familiar Solidity syntax and it compiles them to native Solana BPF programs with full Anchor compatibility and automatic PDA derivation. See solscript.cryptuon.com.
Do any of the products have tokens?
Some do and some do not. Protocols like Tesseract, Njord, DFPN, and EVMORE describe on-chain token mechanics in their own repos and docs; tools like the compilers (SolScript, StxScript) and libraries (commit-reveal, blockchain-compression) have no token. Always check the individual product site for specifics.
How do I get in touch or contribute?
Use the contact form on this site, or open issues and pull requests directly on the relevant repository under github.com/cryptuon. Partnership and integration inquiries across the portfolio are welcome via the contact page.
Still have a question?
Reach the team behind the portfolio — we're happy to point you to the right product or talk about a partnership.