The coin
Solana, spelled in reverse
ANALOS is a Solana memecoin with one joke and one mechanic. The joke is the name. The mechanic is that it hands its own trading tax back to the wallets holding it.
It was launched on StonkFun, graduated off the bonding curve, and now trades against SOL on Raydium. StonkFun calls this kind of launch a reward token. Where an ordinary memecoin routes fees to whoever created it, a reward token routes a transfer tax to the holders instead, paid out in whatever asset the coin is paired against.
ANALOS is paired with SOL. So holders get paid in SOL.
The rewards system
Four rules, and that is the whole thing
No staking contract. No lockup. No dashboard to log into. The rules below run on their own, and holding is the entire action required of you.
3% of every transfer
Buy it, sell it, or send it to a friend. Three percent of the amount moved is taken as a transfer tax. It applies on any venue, not only on StonkFun, because the tax sits on the token itself rather than on one pool.
Collected in SOL
The tax pools up as SOL, the asset ANALOS is paired against. Roughly 2.5% is deducted to cover the network cost of sending out thousands of small transfers and to support operations. The rest stays in the pot.
Paid out pro rata
The pot collects until it is worth distributing, then it is split across holders by share of supply. A wallet holding twice as much gets twice the slice. SOL arrives in the wallet on its own, with nothing to claim.
$20 to be counted
A wallet has to be holding at least $20 worth of ANALOS at the moment a round goes out to be included in that round. Below the floor, the wallet is skipped for that payout and picked up again once it is back above it.
The loop
Volume is the fuel
Trading taxes itself, the tax turns into SOL, the SOL lands in wallets, and those wallets are still holding when the next round comes around. Follow the ink.
A transfer happens
Someone buys, sells, or sends ANALOS anywhere on Solana.
any venue3% is taken
The transfer tax comes off the amount moved, automatically.
3% flatIt pools as SOL
Held until the pot is worth sending, minus about 2.5% for costs.
paired assetHolders get paid
Split pro rata to every wallet holding $20 or more at that moment.
pushed, not claimedThe numbers
What has actually gone out
Reading the StonkFun API
Paid to holders and In the pot are exact amounts of SOL straight from the API. The dollar figures beside them are converted at the current SOL price, so treat those as approximate. Market cap comes from the same API and moves with the price.
For scale on the platform behind it: StonkFun reward tokens have distributed more than $60 million to holders across tens of thousands of distributing tokens. ANALOS is a small coin on a large machine, and the mechanic is the same one the large ones run.
The chart
Live price, nothing in the middle
This is the real ANALOS and SOL pool on Raydium, streamed by DEX Screener. It is their chart, not a picture of one, so nothing on this page can change what it says.
Pair C2ZiKKioUgoDiA7RvJEg4wPednx8eUyHdvpf2RaGXLZ3, Raydium CLMM. If the chart does not load for you, open it full size on DEX Screener.
Get started
From nothing to holding
If you have never bought a Solana token before, this is the whole path. About ten minutes, and most of that is waiting on an exchange withdrawal.
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Get a Phantom wallet
Install Phantom from phantom.com, either the browser extension or the phone app. Type that address in yourself rather than clicking a link from a chat. Setup takes about a minute.
Write your recovery phrase on paper and keep it off your computer. Nobody from this project, this Telegram, or any support account will ever need it. Anyone who asks for it is stealing from you.
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Put SOL in it
Buy SOL on any exchange and withdraw it to your Phantom address on the Solana network, or use the buy button inside Phantom if you would rather skip the exchange. Keep a little spare SOL for network fees, around 0.02 covers plenty of transactions.
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Find ANALOS by address
Paste the contract address into the swap in Phantom, into Jupiter, or into Bitget Wallet. Anyone can launch a token and call it ANALOS, so the address is the only thing that identifies the real one. Copy it from the top of this page.
There is an older, unrelated Solana token also called ANALOS, launched in December 2023, and it trades at a completely different price. Searching the ticker will find it. Only the address on this page is this token.
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Swap, with slippage set high enough
Swap SOL for ANALOS on Jupiter or in Bitget Wallet. Both links open on this exact contract. Because every transfer carries the 3% tax, a swap at default slippage will usually fail, so set slippage above the fee, and around 5% is a sensible starting point. Both venues flag warnings on new and taxed tokens, so read them, and check the address matches before you confirm.
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Hold above $20 and wait
Payouts go to wallets holding at least $20 of ANALOS at the moment a round is sent. There is nothing to claim and nothing to stake. The SOL turns up in the same wallet on its own.
Know the cost before you buy. The 3% applies on the way in and again on the way out, so a round trip gives up at least 6% plus price impact. This is a memecoin and you can lose the lot.
Both go to the same pool. Bitget Wallet is the onchain swap addressed by contract, not the Bitget exchange, which does not list this token.
Straight answers
Questions people actually ask
Do I have to claim anything?
No. Payouts are pushed to your wallet in SOL. There is no claim button, no staking contract, and no approval to sign. If you held above the floor when a round went out, the SOL is already there.
I hold ANALOS and got nothing. Why?
The usual reason is the floor: a wallet needs at least $20 of ANALOS at the exact moment the round is sent. The other reason is timing, since the pot collects until it is large enough to be worth distributing, so quiet periods mean fewer rounds.
Why does Bitget show a different price for ANALOS?
Because it is a different token. An unrelated Solana project also called ANALOS launched in December 2023 and still trades, and that is the one the Bitget exchange carries. This token launched in August 2026 on StonkFun. The Bitget link on this page goes to Bitget Wallet's onchain swap pointed at this contract, which is the right one. If a price looks wrong by a factor of ninety, check the address.
Does the tax apply when I sell?
Yes. The 3% sits on the token, so it applies to any transfer, including sells and including a plain wallet to wallet send. Price it in before you move a position.
What is the 2.5% for?
Sending thousands of small SOL transfers costs network fees, and the distribution has to be run and supported. That roughly 2.5% comes out of the pot before the split, so the figure that reaches wallets is what is left after it.
Is this a yield I can count on?
No. Payouts track trading volume, so they rise and fall with it and can stop. StonkFun runs the distribution at its own discretion and describes it as neither an obligation nor a promise of any return. Nothing on this page is financial advice.
Come in
Two doors
The portal is where the holders are. The account is where the rounds get posted.
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