Meet Anput.
A meme launchpad built for what happens after launch.
↗ Choose how you launch.
↗ Keep earning as your meme trades.
↗ Keep building from there.
Memes deserve a life after launch.
Coming soon.
10 major memecoins lost nearly 79% over 14 months.
81% of memecoins in a separate study fell 90%+ from ATH.
Memes aren't the problem.
It's time to rethink how we launch them.
That's why Anput exists.
Creator rewards aren't just about launch day.
Anput is designed to distribute a share of trading fees back to creator addresses on a block-by-block basis.
As long as trading continues, the fee flow can continue. ⚡
Building a meme shouldn't start with funding its entire reserve.
Anput Protected is designed without a mandatory upfront capital deposit from creators.
A different way to structure the launch. 💀
Most launchpads are built for the first few minutes.
We’re thinking about day 30.
The meme is still trading.
The community is still here.
The creator still has a reason to show up.
Launch matters.
What happens after it matters too.
A reserve is only as meaningful as the rules around it.
On Anput Protected, creators can't directly withdraw from the reserve.
The rules matter as much as the launch. 🔒
Once launched, there's no switching paths.
On Anput, creators choose between Standard and Protected at deployment.
Two different launch structures. One decision that stays.
Choose your path wisely.
A floor that knows one direction.
On a Protected launch, when the newly calculated protocol floor is higher than the current floor, the protocol raises it.
If it isn't higher, the floor doesn't move.
The rule is simple: the protocol floor can go up. It can't go down.
Bitwise’s $DOGE ETF trades for the last time today.
Launched Nov 2025. Closing with under $700k. Cash back around Oct 22.
A meme got a wrapper. The wrapper didn’t find a buyer.
What if creators could choose how much of their fee share goes back into the reserve?
0% to 100%.
On Anput Protected, that choice is part of the design. ⚖️