Crypto influencer Ansem, known online as @blknoiz06 and widely called "The Solana Guy," argues that the memecoin market has a structural flaw that $ANSEM is designed to address: tokens are go
Crypto influencer Ansem, known online as @blknoiz06 and widely called "The Solana Guy," argues that the memecoin market has a structural flaw that $ANSEM is designed to address: tokens are good at pulling in retail traders but terrible at keeping them.
The pattern is familiar. A token launches, social momentum spikes, and liquidity rotates to the next opportunity before any community takes root. Ansem says the ANSEM token, nicknamed The Black Bull, is built around a different model.
Ansem has framed the initiative as a redistribution of his Pump.fun creator fees rather than a traditional token launch, with those fees funding ongoing airdrops to holders. Creator fee income is estimated to distribute roughly $200,000 in weekly rewards, with cumulative earnings reportedly reaching around $378,210 since the project launched in late June 2026.
The plan goes further than airdrops alone. Ansem will add SOL to the liquidity pool from ANSEM creator fees to absorb early selling pressure, with SOL airdrops targeting active community members and ANSEM airdrops tied to market cap growth. Long-term holders and content creators will also be rewarded, and Ansem plans to publicly disclose his team wallet to ensure transparency. He says the model draws inspiration from both $BONK and Hyperliquid $HYPE, two projects that built lasting communities through broad token distribution and aligned incentives.
Ansem says the token gives his more than one million followers a way to participate in his long-term growth while helping protocols onboard users. He has airdropped roughly $7 million worth of tokens to more than 700 wallets and has set a target of growing the holder base from around 25,000 wallets to 1 million.
The model has attracted genuine interest but also pointed questions. The token has no product, revenue, or roadmap, and its value rests almost entirely on the attention of the influencer whose name it carries. Ansem controls about 60% of the total supply, meaning one entity holds the theoretical ability to move the price sharply at any time. Analysts have also flagged that multiple tokens share the ANSEM name on Solana, increasing the risk of buyers interacting with the wrong contract.
Whether the token proves to be a durable experiment or follows the familiar arc of influencer coins will depend largely on whether the creator-fee mechanic sustains participation after the initial excitement fades. That is precisely the problem Ansem says he is trying to solve.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.
SourcesThe Defiant: Ansem Airdrops $7M of ANSEM Memecoin in Bid to Reach 1M HoldersCoinDCX: ANSEM Price Surges as Creator Fee Airdrop Sparks Solana Meme Coin RallyKuCoin: Ansem Updates ANSEM Meme Coin Promotion Plan
