Meme Coin Futures
Your meme coins. Today's price. Guaranteed.
You hold a position that's worth something on paper and nothing at the exit. Sell it into the pool and you crater your own price. Hold it and you ride it to zero. There has never been a third door.
This is the third door: sell it forward.
How a contract works
- You apply, we screen the coin. Binary criteria, checked on-chain: freeze authority revoked, mint authority revoked, no transfer tax, locked liquidity, real volume. One failed tell and the coin doesn't list.
- Both sides lock at signing. Your coins move into a dedicated escrow wallet — one contract, one wallet, one Solscan link anyone can watch. The buyer's payment locks at the same moment. From that second, neither side can default.
- Fourteen days, to the hour. Every contract runs exactly two weeks. Your strike is fixed in SOL and escrowed in SOL from day one — the only two assets that ever touch a contract are SOL and your coin.
- Settlement is automatic. The escrow releases on the chain's clock, not ours: your full strike to you, 98% of the coins to the buyer, 2% to the house.
Pricing
| Term | 14 days, fixed |
|---|---|
| Strike | 90–95% of current fully-diluted valuation |
| Writing fee | 1.5 SOL flat, deducted at settlement — you never pay upfront |
| Commission | 10% of the cleared strike, deducted at settlement |
| House fee | 2% of the escrowed coins |
| Minimum size | 50 SOL notional · 1,000,000-coin lots |
| All sales | Final. Escrow is irrevocable by design. |
Who pays what — everything hangs off the STRIKE
The strike is the contract price. We set it — it is not the market price — and it moves with the market: our engine quotes every coin live from its real pool depth, always at a discount to spot (never less than 5%, deeper when the lot is big for its pool). From that one number:
| Buyer pays | the strike, in full — escrowed in SOL at signing |
|---|---|
| Seller receives | the strike minus the 10% commission (and the flat 1.5 SOL writing fee), at settlement |
| Buyer receives | 98% of the escrowed coins at settlement |
| House keeps | the 10% commission + the 1.5 SOL fee + 2% of the coins |
Worked example: strike quoted at $10,000 for a 10M-coin lot. The buyer escrows $10,000 in SOL. Fourteen days later the seller is paid $9,000 minus the writing fee, the buyer takes delivery of 9,800,000 coins, and the house keeps $1,000, the fee, and 200,000 coins. Nobody can default, because everything above was locked on day one.
Contract One is already on the books
Executed August 11, 2026 — the first SOL meme coin futures contract ever written. Settles August 31 at noon EST at a locked $500,000 valuation. The coins have sat in escrow since the day of signing, verified on-chain and watched by our own monitoring every day of the contract. When it settles, the full receipt trail goes public on this page.
Why trust it
- Fully collateralized, physically settled. A forward sale, not a leveraged bet. Everything owed is escrowed before the contract exists.
- On-chain or it didn't happen. Escrow wallets are public. Our monitoring is read-only and hash-chained. The chain doesn't negotiate.
- We eat our own cooking. The house fee is taken in the coin, not in cash. If we list your coin, we hold your coin.
Sell your position forward
Contracts reopen after Contract One settles on August 31. Leave your coin's mint address and size — screening runs in listing order.
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