Introducing Anchor
A Solana launchpad with protections built directly into every launch.
- Anti-Sniper — Trading stays locked for the first 30 seconds. Bots can't snipe the pool. The first buy is the creator's dev buy.
- Anti-Whale — During the first 5 minutes, larger buys pay a progressive fee of up to 5%, making it more expensive to take a huge position early.
- Anti-Bundle — Multiple buys against the same pool in one transaction are rejected. MEV bundlers can't stack buys together.
- Anti-Vamp — Duplicate tickers cost more to launch. The more a ticker gets copied, the more expensive the next launch becomes.
Every token launches directly into a Meteora liquidity pool using single-sided liquidity. No bonding curve, graduation, or migration.
Everything is enforced through the pool's on-chain configuration, not off-chain bots or promises.
Almost 1 SOL in fees claimed across the first 3 tokens launched on Anchor without huge volume or massive launches.
Token fees are 1.5%:
→ 1% to the creator
→ 0.5% to the platform to buyback $ANC
As we scale, we’ll add things like fee routing and more options where they actually make sense.
No point shipping features just to make the list longer. Build what people actually need.
Trust the chain, not the dev.
The protections aren’t promises written in a tweet they’re enforced through the Meteora pool configuration and Anchor programs.
The Anchor flow is pretty straightforward:
Create token → Meteora pool is created → 30s trading lock → protections are active → trading opens → creator starts earning fees.
No bonding curve or migration in the middle.
The market has spent years improving launch speed, volume and liquidity.
But the protection layer has barely changed.
Snipers, whales, bundles and instant copycats are still part of almost every launch.
That’s the layer we’re building with Anchor.
Not removing the open market just giving every launch a safer foundation from the start.
Creator rewards on Anchor never sit with us.
They’re generated and held directly in the token’s Meteora pool, and creators claim them straight from there to their wallet.
A 0.5 SOL early buy and a 5 SOL early buy shouldn’t have the same impact on a fresh market.
That’s why Anchor’s early fee scales with buy size, up to 5% during the first 5 minutes.
You can still buy big. It just costs more to dominate the opening.
Anchor is still small, which is actually useful right now.
We can ship quickly, listen to every creator using it and change things without layers of bullshit in between.
We already have. It’s live and tokens have already launched through Anchor.
You can test it yourself, launch a token, watch it get minted and the Meteora pool created, then try to trade during the first 30 seconds. Trading stays locked until the timer ends.
Same goes for the other protections. they’re live
If you’re wondering why we launched $ANC on https://t.co/kLtHjOuBaW while building Anchor:
Anchor is a service for memecoins and anyone who wants a different way to launch. we’re not trying to pretend https://t.co/kLtHjOuBaW doesn’t exist.
For our own token, we used it for one simple reason: attention and distribution. that’s where a huge part of the Solana market already is.
Anchor itself is completely separate, tokens launched here go directly to Meteora and don’t use https://t.co/kLtHjOuBaW infrastructure.
One thing I really like about launching directly on Meteora is there’s no “waiting to graduate.”
The pool is already the market.
No bonding curve → migration → new pool.
Just launch and trade.
Happy to answer any questions about Anchor, how the protections work, or what we’re building next.
Let’s build a better, safer place for the Solana market together.
if $PEPE already exists on Anchor and people keep trying to vamp it:
1st $PEPE → 0.1 SOL
2nd → 0.2 SOL
3rd → 0.4 SOL
4th → 0.8 SOL
5th → 1.6 SOL
Every vamp makes the next one 2x more expensive.
You can copy the ticker, but Anchor makes sure it gets expensive fast.
You can’t guarantee a chart goes up, nobody can.
But you can give the token a cleaner start and remove some of the bullshit that usually ruins launches before they even begin.
A successful launch isn’t about one protection. It’s the whole flow working together.
1- 30s Anti-Sniper gives everyone the same starting point.
2- Anti-Whale keeps the first few minutes from being dominated by huge buys.
3- Anti-Bundle stops MEV from stacking transactions for an advantage.
4- Anti-Vamp makes copying an existing launch more expensive.
Then the token trades normally on its Meteora pool, while every trade generates rewards for the creator.
Better start → better distribution → healthier trading → sustainable creator rewards.
That’s the flow Anchor is building.
Bundlers usually win because they can pack multiple actions together before normal users can react.
Anchor pools reject multiple buys against the same pool inside one transaction.
No special treatment because you know how to bundle.
Every token launched on Anchor gets the same anti protections automatically.
Creators don’t need to configure anything or run extra infrastructure.
Launch the token, create the Meteora pool, protections are already there.
30 seconds to stop the snipe.
5 minutes to slow down whales.
Every transaction checked for bundled buys.
Every ticker checked for duplicates.
Small things individually, but together they make the first minutes of a launch very different.
Bots being faster than you shouldn’t decide who gets the best entry.
Every Anchor launch has a 30-second trading lock before the market opens.
Pool is there. Everyone can see it. Nobody can trade it yet.