A Token With No Name
A mysterious token with no name, no ticker, and a direct contract listing has surfaced on Pump.fun—and according to a viral tweet by @matadormurderer, the wallet that deployed it might belong to Anatoly Yakovenko, the founder of Solana. The post, which quickly gained over 250K views, claims this unnamed coin was launched directly by Toly himself.
Video of Anatoly Yakovenko:
No Branding, No Ticker—But It Trades
The coin’s contract shows no name and no symbol, which is highly unusual—even on Pump.fun, where memes rule and polish isn’t always required. The token is live and trading, with an initial price of $0.2185 USD (0.1759 SOL), 1 billion supply, $19K in liquidity, and a $21.85K market cap at the time the screenshot was taken.
Verified or Speculation?
As of now, there’s no on-chain confirmation from Toly or the Solana Foundation. The wallet attribution comes from community sleuthing, and while it’s not confirmed, it’s gaining traction fast. If true, it would mark one of the most unexpected launches on Pump.fun so far—especially given the total lack of marketing or communication.
Crypto Twitter Reacts
The post has sparked heavy debate, with some calling it a stealth experiment or joke, while others see it as a flex of Solana’s permissionless meme culture. Regardless of intent, the fact that a nameless, tickerless coin is making rounds—especially one possibly tied to Solana’s top figure—is peak 2025 meme coin chaos.
Final Take
A zero-name token showing up on Pump.fun is strange enough. Add in the possibility of Solana’s founder being behind it, and you’ve got one of the weirdest launches of the week. Whether it’s a real project, a troll drop, or just a technical curiosity, the coin has already made its mark—without saying a single word.