Alternative Trading System is a dark pool for Solana meme coins.
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A whale who wants out and a buyer who wants in both sign an intent nobody can see. When they match, one transaction swaps tokens for SOL at the pool's own price. The chart never moves.
0.5% a side. 40% to the 2,000 terminal NFTs, 40% buys and burns $ATS, 20% runs the engine.
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You can place a block on ATS itself right now.
Paste the mint, pick a side and a size, sign once. Nothing hits the chart until a buyer and a seller cross.
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ATS is a token and an NFT collection.
2,000 Terminals on Solana. Every mint burns 100,000 ATS and drops 0.25 Sol into a pot the active terminals share.
Terminal #1 is already minted:
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Why hold a terminal next to the token:
you pay 0.25% on every block instead of 0.5%, you take an equal cut of the pot, and you see where big money wants in before it crosses.
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Founders #177, #279, #785 and #1023.
Twenty one-off scenes hidden among the 2,000 numbers. Mints go in order, so every Founder has a date with whoever is minting when its number comes up.
The whole collection is already public: 1,980 machines and 20 Founders, filters by room, chassis, screen.
Minted ones get the badge. #1 has it.
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The launcher: start a coin on Pump, Meteora or StonkFun.
Half of its fees (on StonkFun, its creator rewards) wait in the dark as a buy order for its own big bags, 1 to 5% under the price. What it buys, it burns.
Terminals are not just art.
Every mint puts 0.25 Sol in the pot. Past 1 Sol, every active terminal takes an equal share.
Holders pay 0.25% instead of 0.5%, and see where big money wants in.
Two guards on every block.
If the pool sits more than 2% off its 15 minute average, nothing crosses.
Blocks sold by the coin's own dev are flagged, and buyers refuse them by default.
Every 10 seconds the engine looks for a crossing.
Then one transaction: the program reads the price from the pool itself, tokens go one way, Sol goes the other. Both legs, or nothing.
What the chain sees before a block crosses: a token approval, or Sol sitting in the buyer's own escrow.
Price, size and deadline stay off chain. Cancel any time.
An intent is a message your wallet signs: coin, side, size, worst price, expiry.
It goes to the matching engine and nowhere else. No order book, no mempool, nothing to front-run.
Selling 2% of a meme coin through the pool costs you around 30%, and prints the red candle everyone sells into.
Alternative Trading System lets big blocks meet off the chart.
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