mapmemeTwelve countries. One ETF each.
Every coin on mapmeme trades against a tokenized country ETF. When you buy a coin, you buy into its country first. Here is what each ETF holds.
ETF details come from each issuer's public fund descriptions. Holdings and weights change over time. The on-chain token is a 1:1 tokenized share of the ETF.
Memecoins with a home country.
mapmeme is a Solana launchpad where every coin is paired to a tokenized country ETF instead of SOL. Pick a nation, launch in seconds, and let the market decide which country has the best memes.
The life of a coin
- 1
Create
Choose a name, ticker and image, then pick the country ETF your coin will trade against. It costs 0.02 SOL and takes one transaction.
- 2
Bonding curve
Your coin starts on a bonding curve. Price rises automatically as people buy and falls as they sell. There is no presale and no team allocation.
- 3
Graduate
At a $90K market cap the curve is complete. Its reserves of ETF tokens and your coin move into a DEX pool, and the LP tokens are burned.
- 4
Trade on the DEX
After graduation your coin trades freely against its country ETF on Solana DEXs and aggregators, with liquidity that can't be pulled.
The bonding curve
Early buyers get the lowest price. Each purchase moves the price up the curve, so the chart only needs demand to climb. The progress bar on every coin shows how close it is to graduating.
Because the curve's reserves are held in the country's ETF token, a coin's market cap moves with two things: demand for the meme, and the price of the country it's paired to.
Why a country ETF?
On other launchpads, every coin is paired to SOL. On mapmeme, every buy flows through a real basket of a country's largest companies.
Memes with a flag
Every coin represents a country, so communities form around nations. Japan vs. Korea is a better story than coin vs. coin.
Buys lift the country
Each purchase buys the ETF token first. The more a country's coins trade, the more of its ETF sits in curves and pools.
Nation standings
Volume is tallied per country on the board. Launch, trade and push your nation up the table.
One-click routing
You never need to hold the ETF yourself. Pay in SOL and the swap through the ETF token happens in the same transaction.
Fees
| What | Fee | Who gets it |
|---|---|---|
| Creating a coin | 0.02 SOL | Covers on-chain account costs |
| Trading on the curve | 1% | 0.3% to the coin's creator, 0.7% to the platform |
| Graduation | None | Liquidity migrates automatically |
| Trading after graduation | Pool fee | Set by the DEX pool, paid to liquidity |
For creators
- Launch in under a minute with one transaction
- Earn 0.3% of every trade on your coin's curve
- Optional initial buy, so you can be your coin's first holder
- Your coin appears on its country's page and standings
For traders
- Pay with SOL or the country's ETF token
- Filter the board by nation to find your country's coins
- Progress bars show which coins are close to graduating
- Works with Phantom, Solflare and Backpack
Questions
What is a tokenized ETF?
A token on Solana that represents one share of a real exchange-traded fund, held by the issuer. EWJx follows the iShares MSCI Japan ETF, for example. Its price tracks the fund.
Do I own the ETF when I buy a coin?
No. You own the memecoin. The ETF token sits in the coin's bonding curve or DEX pool as its paired asset. If you want the ETF itself, you can pay with it or buy it directly.
Can I change a coin's country after launch?
No. The pairing is set when the coin is created and stays the same through graduation.
What happens at graduation?
At a $90K market cap the curve closes. The ETF tokens and remaining coin supply are deposited into a DEX pool and the LP tokens are burned, so the liquidity is permanent.
Which wallets work?
Any Solana wallet that supports standard wallet connections, including Phantom, Solflare and Backpack.
Is this investment advice?
No. Memecoins are highly volatile and can go to zero. Only trade what you can afford to lose.