How ansem.xyz works

You launch a coin. It starts on a bonding curve — a formula that sets the price from supply alone, with no order book and no liquidity provider. Every buy pushes the price up along the curve; every sell pushes it down.

There is no presale and no team allocation. The entire supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens sits on the curve from block one. The launcher buys on the same curve as everyone else, at the same price.

When the curve fills, the coin graduates: liquidity moves to a Meteora pool and gets locked permanently. From there it trades on any Solana DEX.

Your coin trades against $ANSEM, SOL or USDC. You pick once, at launch — the pair is written on-chain and cannot be changed afterwards.

Those thresholds are not equal in dollars, and that is deliberate. $ANSEM is meant to be the cheapest way to graduate — it is what this launchpad runs on. Launching against SOL or USDC costs more to reach the finish line.

Every trade pays 1%, charged in the pair token. It splits in half:

The creator's half keeps paying after graduation, from the locked pool. You claim it whenever you want — it accrues until you do.

You can also hand it over:

• Transfer it to another wallet — a partner, your DAO, a community wallet. They claim on their own from then on. Any fees you had not claimed go with it.
• Give it to the launchpad — your coin shows a 0% creator fee badge.
• Burn it — nobody ever claims again.

Splitting the creator fee across several wallets, each claiming their own share, is not available. The pool has a single owner field, so a real split needs a program sitting in between. That is on the roadmap, not in the product.

The launch fee goes to the launchpad treasury. It is written into the pool config on-chain, not added by this website — which means it cannot be skipped by calling the program directly, and we cannot change it on you after the fact.

The rent is not a fee: it is what Solana charges to store your token's accounts. It does not go to us.

When the curve reaches its threshold, the coin graduates automatically. Liquidity migrates to a Meteora DAMM v2 pool and the LP is locked permanently — split between the creator and the launchpad, with neither able to withdraw it.

Locked is not the same as burned. The LP tokens go to an address with no private key, so the liquidity can never be pulled, but the pool keeps paying its 1% fee to the creator and the treasury forever.

Points measure what you did on the launchpad, not what you hold.

Holding $BULL multiplies what you earn, up to 3×. The multiplier applies the moment you earn, not retroactively — selling $BULL never wipes points you already banked.

Points decide your slice of the airdrop. The 100,000,000 $BULL pool is split pro-rata by points, capped at 500,000 per wallet, with 50 points needed to qualify. Whatever gets trimmed off a capped wallet is shared out among everyone below the cap.

A callout is a public position on a coin, bullish or bearish. Your entry market cap is recorded and the P&L tracked from there. Your call history is public — being loud and wrong follows you around.

A bounty pays for work: a meme, a thread, a raid, a piece of dev work. Anyone can post one on any coin, and the poster picks the winner.

When a dev walks away, holders can ask to take over the coin. Two things can happen, and they are not the same:

• The coin page — name, socials, description. We control that, so an approved takeover applies it right away.
• The creator fees — that lives on-chain and only the current owner can move it.

Support is weighted by how much of the coin you hold, frozen at the moment you vote. An empty wallet counts for nothing, and voting then dumping does not keep your weight.