Raydium CLMM Pool
Holds ~95% at launch; trading hub.
Live data. Real liquidity. Immutable proof.
Counting every second since launch
Verify the ownership chain on Solscan.
Pool → Position Account → PDA owner → Program → System.
Holds ~95% at launch; trading hub.
Represents the specific ACKE–WSOL liquidity position within the CLMM. This account holds the actual pool position data and is owned by a PDA — not by a user wallet.
A program-derived address (PDA) generated by the Rocket Launcher program. This PDA owns the CLMM position account and has no private key or authority, ensuring the liquidity cannot be moved or withdrawn.
Immutable on-chain program that generated the PDA above. It holds no upgrade authority and no ability to transfer the position, guaranteeing that ownership of the liquidity is locked permanently.
Ultimate owner; immutable by design.
✅ Chain: Pool → CLMM Position Account → PDA → Program → System.
Holds the ACKE side; bound by PDA chain.
Collects SOL from buys; immutable path.
Covers essential costs such as maintenance, listings, and future improvements.
Total supply: 500,000,000. Minting & Freeze authorities set to NULL (none). SPL Standard token.
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Solscan
SetAuthority tx shows new authority = NULL (none).
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Tx
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SPL Program
For explorers, indexers and security dashboards that want to classify PDA-owned Raydium CLMM locks correctly.
Some dashboards still treat PDA-owned CLMM positions as “unlocked”
because they only look for classic timelocks or locker contracts.
On Raydium CLMM, an off-curve owner = PDA, which has no private key
and cannot sign to withdraw liquidity.
Always verify on-chain using your own node or trusted explorers (Solscan, DexScreener, etc.). Do not rely on a single dashboard label for lock status.
Raydium CLMM positions can already be classified with full accuracy using standard Solana tooling — no protocol changes required.
This indexing pattern was developed by a Helius engineer and relies only on:
- getProgramAccounts (gPA) from @solana/web3.js
- The Raydium CLMM SDK to decode position accounts
- A simple off-curve owner check to detect PDA-owned (immutable) positions
- Reading the vault A/B token balances directly to confirm locked liquidity
Any scanner can adopt this method immediately.
Pure facts. No promises, no spin.
Fair and clean. ~95% of 500M supply paired with SOL in a Raydium CLMM. Position owned by a PDA. No presale. No insiders.
CLMM position owned by PDA (no key). SPL mint has no mint/freeze authority. Supply locked forever.
No one. PDA owns the position. Only program logic can act.
Buy: SOL → pool → $ACKE out.
Sell: $ACKE → pool → SOL out.
CLMM math matches trades within range.
No manual buybacks or guarantees. But: buys accumulate SOL, sells release SOL — a mathematical buyback curve. If pool thins, trading shifts to peer-to-peer. Rules never change.
Transparent counter-asset. No promises of tracking — just clean math.
Tokens migrate to holders. Price becomes more peer-driven. Rules stay fixed.
No. Mint/freeze authorities = none. PDA owns liquidity. Nothing to reclaim.
~5% dev wallet for listings & infra. Fully disclosed on-chain.
Zero token tax. Only Solana + AMM fees.
Scanners often misread CLMM positions because they treat the vault as a “normal wallet holder.” When scanners update their CLMM logic, this will automatically classify as permanently locked
Check PDA ownership, mint authorities, and CLMM position on-chain. Links on this page.
Phantom → Raydium → paste mint. Start small. Verify.
Volatility, liquidity shifts, UI lag. No human risk — but full market risk.
No. It behaves similarly to a presale, but it is fully live liquidity on Raydium from day one. The “soft cap” effect comes from the CLMM mechanics, not from time-locked presale contracts. It is trustless, automated, and permanent — not a traditional presale.
Raydium’s concentrated-liquidity AMM. Positions live in on-chain accounts with a chosen price range; far more capital efficient than classic x·y=k AMMs.
An on-chain account that represents the position & its price range. Whoever owns this account controls the liquidity (add/remove/collect per program rules). It’s often “NFT-like,” but not a Metaplex NFT.
A program-derived address (no private key). When the CLMM position account is owned by a PDA, only the program’s code can act. No human can unlock, transfer, or drain the liquidity.
No keys to compromise, no backdoor authority. Liquidity is effectively “burned” to code—verifiable on-chain and bound to the CLMM rules forever.
~95% of the 500M supply was paired vs. SOL at launch and locked via a PDA-owned CLMM position account. That keeps whales from steering supply and makes $ACKE naturally track SOL while the pool holds tokens.
As $ACKE leaves the pool, trading shifts toward P2P discovery. The SOL side stands as a permanent “guardian of the floor,” auto-filling sells at the base ratio if it’s ever revisited.
$ACKE — Built to Endure
Immutable. Transparent. Timeless.