THE SNIFFPAPER
1 · The Dual Mandate
Most projects hide what they're really for. Here is what this one is really for.
$SNIF is two things at once. First: a meme coin for a community that has been through the best and worst projects together and kept showing up — built so that for once, the loyal get paid by the plumbing instead of farmed by it. Second: the first marketed token launched on GREM Launchpad, and its live proof-of-concept — the token demonstrating, in production with real SOL, that a launchpad can route trading fees back to holders instead of keeping them.
We publish this because the alignment protects you, not us. The launchpad's public reputation is staked on how its genesis token is treated — the platform needs $SNIF handled well more than any single trade is worth. The dev's income is the disclosed creator fee share printed in §4 — not token sales, which is why his wallet buys in public and is labeled in the feed. A platform whose flagship is its proof-of-concept is structurally incentivized against every classic dev betrayal.
We're telling you the business model because you can check it.
2 · The Problem
The industry solved the hard rugs — burned mint authorities, locked liquidity, fair curves. Those are table stakes now, and nobody should be impressed by them. The unsolved crime was the fees: on every meme coin ever launched, the SOL that changes hands on every trade flows to exactly two parties — the platform and the dev. The holders, the people who are the coin, get vibes. $SNIF re-pipes that building.
3 · The Machine
Every claim carries a Verify pointer. Use them.
- Supply: 1,000,000,000, fixed forever. Mint authority burned, no freeze authority, no presale, no team allocation. Verify: Solscan → authorities
- Fair curve → 100 SOL → locked forever. Launched from zero on a bonding curve; at 100 SOL the liquidity migrates into a pool that is 100% permanently program-locked — no keys, no take-backs. From there $SNIF trades everywhere: Jupiter, Meteora, every aggregator. Built to be tradable everywhere, not launchpad-locked. Verify: token page → transparency panel
- Anti-snipe by design. The launch fee opened at 90% and decays to the 1% resting rate — sniping second zero was economically pointless. The post-graduation pool opens the same way (10%, declining). Verify: the fee config is on-chain
- Staking pays SOL, not tokens. Stake $SNIF in a self-custody lock; a slice of every trade's fees is distributed by time-weighted stake — longer locks weigh more. Rewards vest linearly over your lock; exit early and the unvested portion returns to the pool and feeds the paws that stayed. No emissions. No inflation. Nothing printed. Verify: stake escrows are on-chain (Jupiter Lock); rewards arrive as SOL
- 10% auto-burn, live. A tenth of the claimed fee flow buys $SNIF off the market and burns it, permanently. Executing since launch day — the counter is public. Verify: token page → burn row
- Nobody hides — including the dev. Top-holder concentration is read live from the chain onto the token page, and the dev wallet's buys are labeled in the community buy feed. Verify: token page · the buy feed in t.me/sniff_sol
4 · The Fee Economy
Where every lamport goes, per 1.00 SOL of trading fees at the resting rate:
| Destination | Share of fee | Per 1.00 SOL |
|---|---|---|
| Meteora (protocol, fixed) | 20% | 0.20 SOL |
| Buyback-and-burn | 10% of claimed | 0.08 SOL |
| The dev (creator share) | ~36% | ~0.36 SOL |
| $SNIF stakers | ~18% | ~0.18 SOL |
| Launchpad ops + treasury | ~18% | ~0.18 SOL |
Yes, the dev's cut is printed in the whitepaper. That's the point: his income is fees from a healthy token, disclosed, forever — not an exit. Exact settlement runs on-chain and is auditable; the split percentages are read live from the platform config.
5 · The Marketing Strategy (published, on purpose)
Whitepapers don't usually contain the marketing plan. Ours does, because for this project disclosure is the marketing — you cannot be exposed for what you publish.
How $SNIF markets: community first — the pack pre-dates the token, and the raids are organic because the people are real. Honest KOL briefs — anyone calling $SNIF gets a script of verifiable claims, and the briefs live in the public repo. The bot as content engine — live buy alerts with the dev's buys labeled, curve milestones, a graduation-guess contest, and a scam shield that deletes fake contract addresses and posts a running "rats detained" tally. Discovery marketing — the site hides easter eggs; detectives who look are rewarded. Receipts-based posting — claims ship with their Solscan links or they don't ship.
What $SNIF will never do: fake volume, engagement bots, undisclosed paid shills, or a single promise about price. In a market where every project hides its playbook, publishing ours is the differentiator.
6 · The Non-Roadmap
Roadmaps are promises about dates, and we don't sell dates. Instead, three lists:
Invariants — enforced by code, no trust required
Fixed supply · permanently locked LP at graduation · on-chain fee split · burn rate immutable at 10% · staking rules programmatic (vesting, forfeiture, time-weighting).
Standing commitments — behaviors, checkable daily
The dev's buys stay publicly labeled · every material fact stays disclosed · the honesty guardrail (no "un-ruggable," no price targets) is permanent editorial policy · the scam shield and safety posture stay up.
Open intents — explorations, not promises, never dated
Richer staking analytics · deeper community tooling and bot features · more launches on GREM Launchpad inheriting the rails $SNIF proved. Watch the repo and the chain, not a calendar. Things ship when they're real — the way everything above shipped.
Where the future is certain, it's trigger-based, not time-based: when the curve fills, the LP locks — automatically. When trades happen, stakers get paid — automatically. Consequences, not commitments.
7 · Honest Risk
The section meme coins don't write, written by us before someone else writes it.
- Cannot happen: the liquidity being pulled · the supply being inflated · your wallet being frozen · the fee split being quietly changed. Program-enforced, not promised.
- Can happen: attention can fade — memes live on attention, and nobody honest promises you attention. Price can go down; volatility is the habitat. Whales can sell — visibly, on the transparency panel, but visibility is not prevention. The stack runs on audited foundations (Meteora's curve and pools, Jupiter Lock), but no smart contract is beyond risk, and the launchpad's own automation layer is young and being hardened in the open.
$SNIF is a meme coin, not an investment. There is no expectation of financial return. Verify everything; trust nothing you can't.
8 · The Pack
The core of this community didn't meet last week. They've held through the best projects and the worst ones, watched the jeeters leave, and kept raiding anyway. $SNIF's mechanics are that history written into math: the early-exit forfeiture literally takes what the paper hands leave behind and gives it to the ones who stayed.
Official, and only official: sniffsol.xyz · t.me/sniff_sol · @SniffSolXYZ · gremlaunchpad.xyz. The CA appears in matching form on the site, the pin, and this paper — anything else is a rat, not a hound.
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