Liquidity Hub

1) How did $ACKE launch?

Fair and clean. ~95% of 500,000,000 supply was paired against SOL in a Raydium CLMM and the position is owned by a PDA. No presale. No insider allocations.

2) What’s immutable here?

The CLMM position account that controls liquidity is owned by a PDA (no private key). The SPL mint has no mint or freeze authority. Ownership cannot be reclaimed; supply cannot be increased.

3) Who controls the liquidity?

No one. Actions flow only through program logic. The PDA owns the position; humans do not.

4) How does trading work?

Buys move SOL into the pool and take $ACKE out. Sells return $ACKE to the pool and take SOL out. As long as the trade happens inside the active liquidity range, counterparties are matched by the CLMM math.

5) Is there a price floor, buybacks, or guarantees?

$ACKE does not use manual buybacks, price support, or team intervention. However, because the liquidity is permanent and paired against SOL, the CLMM naturally accumulates SOL on buys and releases SOL on sells. The result resembles a continuous, automated buyback curve — but it is purely mathematical, not discretionary.

If demand grows and the pool’s $ACKE is mostly bought out, trading simply transitions to peer-to-peer because there are fewer tokens left inside the pool. The rules never change — only the market conditions do.

6) Why pair with SOL?

Transparency and simple accounting. SOL is the counter-asset. Exposure to SOL exists by design, but $ACKE is not promised to “track” anything.

7) What happens as the pool thins?

Supply migrates to holders. Price discovery becomes more free-floating and peer-to-peer. The program rules don’t change; market conditions do.

8) Can supply be increased or ownership be taken back?

No. Mint and freeze authorities are none. The CLMM position is PDA-owned. There is nothing to “reclaim.”

9) Is there a team or treasury wallet?

A disclosed dev wallet (~5%) covers listings, infra, and maintenance. No hidden allocations. Address is on this page.

10) Are there taxes or extra token fees?

No token taxes. Normal Solana network and AMM fees apply.

11) Some scanners show warnings. Why?

Many scanners are still updating how they detect PDA-owned CLMM liquidity. The chain is already final — the position is owned by a PDA, the mint has no authorities, and nothing can be reclaimed. Verification is always done directly on-chain, not through UI labels.

12) How do I verify everything myself?

Use the links and addresses on this page. Follow the ownership chain and inspect the CLMM position’s owner (PDA), the program, and the SPL mint authorities set to none.

13) How do I buy $ACKE?

Use a Solana wallet (e.g., Phantom) and swap on Raydium with the mint address on this page. Start small. Verify on-chain.

14) What are the risks?

Market volatility, liquidity conditions, and evolving third-party UIs. The structure removes human control; it doesn’t remove market risk.

15) The short version

• • Immutable by code: no mint, no freeze, no owner.
• • Liquidity lives in a PDA-owned CLMM position.
• • Trading is math and demand. Nothing promised.