Questions, answered.

A memecoin on Solana, paired against USDC and issued at par ($1.00). It borrows the language of an institutional fund as commentary on who gets access to on-chain finance. It is not a fund and not a claim on any portfolio.

No. USDCBUIDL is not affiliated with, issued by, or endorsed by BlackRock, the BlackRock USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund ("BUIDL"), or Securitize. BlackRock's BUIDL is a real, regulated fund for institutions with a $5,000,000 minimum. USDCBUIDL is an independent memecoin that comments on the gap between that product and ordinary people.

Because the parallel is the whole point. BlackRock proved a dollar-denominated token on Solana is valuable — then locked it behind accreditation and seven-figure minimums. USDCBUIDL is the same idea, re-issued for everyone. The name is the joke and the thesis at once.

So the price is in dollars, not in a volatile asset. Tokens paired against SOL move with SOL whether you want that or not. The 21 May 2026 Pump.fun update added USDC-paired pools, so USDCBUIDL can be priced directly against the dollar from the first trade.

Historically Pump.fun tokens were paired against SOL. The 21 May 2026 update added USDC-native liquidity pools — letting a token launch and trade directly against USDC. USDCBUIDL is among the first tokens issued natively against USDC under that standard. See How It Works →

Connect a Solana wallet, hold some USDC, and swap on the Pump.fun USDC-native pool. One unit is about $1.02. No application, no subscription document, no minimum — versus BUIDL's $5,000,000 institutional minimum.

No. 90% is public float, 8% is locked initial liquidity, 2% is a public multi-sig treasury. Team/insiders, presale, and vesting are all 0%. Mint and freeze authority were revoked at issuance, and supply is fixed at 10,000,000.