The Heart of Acke—

A Liquidity Revolution

$ACKE isn’t your average memecoin—it’s a bold reimagining of what cryptocurrency can be, starting with its liquidity. At launch, 95% of its total supply—475 million out of 500 million tokens—was locked into a Raydium Concentrated Liquidity Market Maker (CLMM) pool, a digital fortress designed to eliminate risk. This pool is governed by a Program Derived Address (PDA), a smart contract with no private keys, meaning no human—not even the creator—can touch it. This setup wipes out the possibility of rug pulls, where teams might drain funds, a scourge in the memecoin world. You can verify this ironclad lock yourself with the **Vault** address:

Inspect the Vault.

The pool’s brilliance lies in its pairing with Solana (SOL), a established cryptocurrency that anchors Acke’s value. When Acke debuted, this liquidity was set to ensure a fair start, preventing big investors (whales) from snapping up huge amounts at rock-bottom prices. The price moves in sync with SOL’s value—rising when SOL rises, falling when it dips—regardless of whether anyone buys or sells. This dynamic adjustment is powered by the **Pool** address:

Dive into the Pool, managed by Raydium’s CLMM system at See Raydium. The pool’s position is secured by an NFT, locked to the PDA, which you can explore at the **NFT** address: Explore the NFT.

Buying Acke is straightforward: use SOL, and the amount you receive reflects the current pool balance. The SOL you spend is locked into a separate **SOL Vault** at

Check SOL Security, ensuring it can’t be withdrawn. You can sell back to the pool up to what you bought, minus small fees, thanks to this locked system. Every purchase also triggers a mechanism that buys back Acke and locks more SOL, reinforcing the pool’s stability.

Looking ahead, once all 475 million pool tokens are sold and trading shifts to peer-to-peer, the protection continues—at least for a while. The SOL used to buy Acke remains permanently locked. If the peer-to-peer price ever drops below the coverage level of the pool’s SOL, the CLMM pool automatically begins buying back Acke. This acts as a built-in safety net, helping preserve value for early buyers who entered through the pool. This mechanism is anchored by the NFT Owner (PDA) at:

Confirm PDA Control, controlled by the **Program** View the Program. However, this safety net disappears once the pool is fully depleted, so early action is key.

Verify the Token Inspect the Vault Check SOL Security Dive into the Pool Explore the NFT Confirm PDA Control View the Program Check Raydium CLMM

Decoding Scanner Confusion

You might notice scanners like RugCheck, Phantom, or CoinGecko flagging Acke with warnings—calling it “unlocked” or risky. This isn’t a flaw in Acke; it’s a blind spot in their technology. These tools struggle to interpret the PDA-controlled CLMM setup, misjudging the locked 475 million tokens and SOL in the **Vault**

Inspect the Vault and **SOL Vault** Check SOL Security as accessible. The reality? Every asset is 100% secure, as proven by the contract addresses above. We’re working to educate these platforms, but for now, the on-chain evidence trumps their algorithms. Click the links, dive into Solscan, and see the unshakeable truth for yourself—$ACKE’s security is a fortress.

Acke’s Supply—

A Promise of Scarcity

Acke’s total supply is fixed at 500 million tokens, a deliberate choice to ensure scarcity and foster trust in its value. Minting is permanently disabled, a decision etched into the blockchain to prevent any future inflation. This is secured by the Token Mint address:

Verify the Token. To see the proof, check the on-chain transaction where the mint authority was nullified: View Transaction. Scroll to instruction #3.13—Token Program: SetAuthority—to confirm the authority was set to null. For a visual, here’s the evidence:

Transparency—

An Open Door to Trust

Acke is built on openness, inviting you to see everything. The dev wallet, used for project needs like testing and expenses, is fully public at

View the Dev Wallet. The remaining tokens are securely locked in the **Vault** Inspect the Vault and **SOL Vault** Check SOL Security. Every detail is traceable, every move verifiable—$ACKE is a project you can trust with open eyes.

Your Questions—

Fully Answered

• What is $ACKE?
  A Solana-based memecoin with 95% of its tokens locked in a Raydium pool, designed for fairness and security.
• Is the liquidity truly locked?
  Absolutely. The 475 million tokens are held by the PDA at
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  Confirm PDA Control, secured by the NFT at
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  Explore the NFT. No access, no exceptions.
• Can more tokens be minted?
  No, minting is disabled forever, confirmed by the **Token Mint**
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  Verify the Token and the nullified authority transaction.