A token for Zcash assets launched before the Zcash assets work
The only named buyer of the token is a fee stream from launches that have not happened.
Solana memecoin Stamp launched six hours before a September 21 report[1]. Its market cap passed $14 million, then fell back to $9 million[1]. Holders burn tokens on Solana to get one matching asset on Zcash, with no bridge[2]. The Zcash side is a draft, not live on the mainnet[3]. Stamp is the core token of a Zcash launchpad: fees from its future launches buy it back[4]. For a buyer at the top, the only named buyer is fees from launches that have not happened[4].
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Receipts
Solana ecosystem memecoin Stamp was launched approximately 6 hours before the BlockBeats report published on September 21, 2026.
“BlockBeats news, September 21, according to GMGN market data, Solana ecosystem Meme coin Stamp was launched only 6 hours ago, its market cap briefly surged past $14 million, now falling back to $9 million, with trading volume reaching…”
Stamp’s mechanism allows users to burn tokens on Solana to create unique "Stamps" on the Zcash mainnet, achieving one‑to‑one asset mapping without bridges or custody.
“Users burn tokens on Solana to "stamp" on the Zcash mainnet to generate unique Stamps (similar to inscriptions/proofs), achieving one-to-one mapping without the need for bridges or custody.”
The Stamp gameplay is positioned as an early experiment ahead of the official launch of Zcash’s Shielded Assets under ZIP 226 and ZIP 227, which are still drafts and not yet live on the Zcash mainnet.
“This is an early gameplay ahead of the official launch of Zcash's Shielded Assets (ZIP 226/227, currently still a draft, not yet live on the mainnet).”
Stamp is identified as the core token of a Zcash‑related launchpad, where fees from future token issuances on that launchpad will be used to buy back Stamp.
“Stamp itself is also the core token of a Zcash-related launchpad: fees from tokens subsequently issued on the launchpad will be used to buy back Stamp; developers are also pushing features like holder crates and paired coin issuance.”
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