Craic Coin ($CRAIC) White Paper
A short, honest litepaper. No craic, no gains.
Craic Coin ($CRAIC) is a community coin on the Solana blockchain, themed on the Irish idea of "craic": good fun, good company and a good night out. It is the native token of Craic Hub, where you get 25% off when you pay in $CRAIC, and of Craic Swap. It has no revenue share and no intrinsic value, and nobody is promised anything for holding it.
CRAIC launched on pump.fun on 14 October 2026 as a fair launch, with no presale and no tokens set aside for a team before launch. Everyone, the dev included, got tokens the same way, on the same public pump.fun bonding curve.
Mission: to be more than a meme by building a friendly, Irish-flavoured online community. That means quizzes, memes and banter that are free for anyone to join, run openly and safely.
The Craic Club launched on 15 October 2026 in the Craic Chat on Telegram.
Always free to enter. You never need to buy, hold or send any token, SOL or money to take part. Prizes are currently shoutouts, pinned memes and bragging rights. No prize amounts are promised, and prizes are never a reason to buy anything. Admins will never DM you first or ask for a seed phrase, private key or "claim" link.
| Name / ticker | Craic Coin / CRAIC |
| Chain | Solana (Token-2022 program, 6 decimals) |
| Contract address (CA) | GXNXwLeoeupXEvufsXDQoEfk1immBtaE4kVFC4tBpump |
| Launch | 14 October 2026, 04:36 UTC, on pump.fun |
| Launch type | Fair launch via the pump.fun bonding curve: no presale, no private sale, no team allocation, no vesting |
| Total and maximum supply | 1,000,000,000 CRAIC (fixed) |
| Mint and freeze authority | Both revoked, so no new tokens can be created and no wallet can be frozen |
| Market | As of 15 October 2026, CRAIC still trades on the pump.fun bonding curve and has not yet graduated |
| Taxes, staking, burns | None. CRAIC has no transaction tax, staking, revenue share or burn mechanism |
You can check all of this yourself on Solscan. Only trust the CA above, and beware of copycat tokens.
The creator ("dev") wallet is public on-chain: 7GrdQxfmgZMDjBYeivMwg94jqthLqcBuUG75nFd9mZpW.
These are plans, not promises. There are no price targets. We tick things off when they ship, not when they sound good.
Phase 1: Building Trust (in progress). A dev token lock, holder milestones (25, 50, 100 and beyond), a growing community on X and Telegram, and more devs listing on Craic Hub.
Phase 2: Graduation (next). Graduate from pump.fun to PumpSwap, apply for CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap, and get Jupiter verification.
Phase 3: The smaller exchanges (goal). Aim for listings on smaller centralised exchanges, with tier-2 and tier-3 targets such as MEXC, BitMart and LBank, for more ways to buy and deeper liquidity.
Phase 4: The major exchanges (end goal). Set our sights on the major exchanges: Bybit, OKX and KuCoin as targets, and Binance and Coinbase as the dream.
Exchange names are goals we're working towards. None are confirmed or guaranteed, and we don't promise dates.
The dream: grow the craic until we can raise a pint of Guinness with every holder ☘️
Plans, not promises. No price targets. Not financial advice. Sláinte ☘️
$CRAIC is a community meme token made for fun. It has no intrinsic value, and nobody promises any value, price, return or profit. Nothing in this document or on craiccoin.com is investment, financial, legal or tax advice, an offer to sell, or a solicitation to buy. This document is not a financial promotion.
Meme tokens are extremely high risk and volatile. Liquidity can be low, and CRAIC may lose all of its value. Roadmap items are plans that may change or never happen. Smart-contract, platform, wallet and scam risks all apply, so never share your seed phrase or private key. Crypto may be taxable in your country. Do your own research.
UK readers: the FCA warns that cryptoassets are high risk. Don't invest unless you're prepared to lose all the money you invest. This is a high-risk investment, and you are unlikely to be protected if something goes wrong. CRAIC isn't regulated by the FCA, and the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) and the Financial Ombudsman Service don't cover it.