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Wolf of Solana · The penny desk

Pick a penny stock. Launch the coin. Get paid every 5 minutes.

Every coin on Wolf of Solana trades next to a real penny stock. The board ranks them by market cap, and every 5 minutes the launchers of the top 10 get paid out of the fees.

The penny list

Every US penny stock you can launch a coin on: under $5 and traded at least $100k a day. Pick one and put a coin next to it.

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Each coin is paired to its stock for fun. None is issued by or linked to the company.

How the desk works

  1. 01 · List it

    Name your coin and pick the penny stock it trades next to. It launches on Meteora from our desk.

  2. 02 · Climb the board

    Every Wolf coin is ranked by market cap, live, with its stock’s price right beside it.

  3. 03 · Get paid every 5 minutes

    When the clock hits zero, the launchers of the top 10 coins get paid out of the fees.

Where the money goes

One loop, every 5 minutes. Nothing to claim, nothing to sign up for.

  1. 01Trades

    Every buy and sell on a Wolf coin pays a fee. 1.6% of each trade comes to the desk.

  2. 02The pot

    Half of every fee the desk earns in the round goes into the pot.

  3. 03The bell

    Every 5 minutes the board is ranked by each coin’s average market cap over the round.

  4. 04The top 10

    The launchers of the top 10 coins split the pot: 25% for first, down to 4% for tenth.

Every payout is a transaction you can open on Solscan.

From the boiler room

The penny-stock pitch, minus the phone call

In the 90s, penny stocks were sold by the phone. A room full of brokers read from a script, the quotes lived on pink paper nobody outside the room could check, and the house got paid first.

Wolf of Solana keeps the fun part: a cheap ticker and a board to climb. It drops the rest. Prices are public, the board is live, and the fees go to the coins at the top instead of the broker.

Same penny stocks. The board is public now.
The old boiler roomWolf of Solana
Who sells itA broker reading a scriptNobody. You list it yourself
Where prices livePink paper in one officeLive on the board, on chain
Who gets the feesThe houseThe top 10 launchers, every 5 minutes
How you check itYou take their wordOpen the tx on Solscan

Questions from the floor

What does “paired to a penny stock” mean?

When you launch, you pick a real US penny stock. Its live price sits next to your coin on the board. It’s a theme, not a link: your coin isn’t issued by, backed by or tied to the company, and the stock’s price doesn’t move your coin.

Who gets paid, and how much?

Every 5 minutes the 10 coins with the highest average market cap over the round pay their launchers. The pot is half of every fee the desk earned that round, split 25 / 18 / 13 / 10 / 8 / 7 / 6 / 5 / 4 / 4%. A coin needs 3 minutes of readings in the round to count, so a pump at the last second doesn’t win. $WOLF never wins. Fewer than 10 coins in the running? The unused shares roll into the next pot.

What if my payout is tiny?

Shares under 0.001 SOL are recorded as owed to your wallet and sent once they add up to 0.001 SOL. They show as owed on the payouts page until then.

When is the next payout?

Every 5 minutes on the UTC clock (:00, :05, :10…). The clock on every page counts down to it.

What is $WOLF?

$WOLF is the desk’s own coin on Meteora. It goes on the board like any other Wolf coin.

Can I pick any stock?

Any US penny stock that actually trades: under $5, with at least $100k a day traded on average over the last 20 days. That’s over a thousand stocks, OTC included. The launch desk tells you straight away if yours doesn’t make the cut.

What does a launch cost?

0.025 SOL plus about 0.02 SOL of network rent, paid from your wallet. Every trade on a Wolf coin has a 2% fee.

Where do the stock prices come from?

Public US market data, refreshed every minute. Outside market hours the board shows the last trade.

The bell rings every 5 minutes.

Get your coin on the board before it does.