The ANSEM token launched June 16, 2026, on PumpSwap. It sat near zero for nine days.
Then on June 25 it hit an all-time low of $0.0001441 and reversed. Four days later, on June 29, it reached an all-time high of $0.1212. That is a 74,000-plus percent move inside one trading week.
Most buyers never checked what sits at position one on the Solscan holder list.
From Bonding Curve to $112 Million in Eleven Days
The Black Bull is a Solana meme coin launched on pump.fun under the account Donnieonchain. The token’s metadata contains one social field: an X post from @Donnieonchain. No website. No whitepaper. No team disclosure of any kind.
Solscan shows creator wallet yhCrHB…cx6PRe initiated the mint twelve days ago. The first liquidity pool — an ANSEM/SOL pair on PumpSwap — went live June 16, 2026, at 21:05 UTC, confirmed via GeckoTerminal’s pool API. That pool address (FnzKY6x7entQ1eR3D225dQyT7ybfka4PskBMQhb8L3CC) is the TGE proxy.
Price sat flat from June 16 through June 24. On June 25, at the session low of $0.0001441, something shifted. By June 27, eleven new liquidity pools had opened across Meteora and Orca. Volume on the primary PumpSwap pool hit $49 million in a single 24-hour period. The DEX Screener API returned 30 active pools for the contract at the time of research.
The Wallet That Holds More Than the Market Counts
CoinGecko lists ANSEM’s circulating supply at 395,983,149 tokens. Solscan shows the full minted supply at 999,994,641. The 604-million-token gap between those two numbers lives in one address.
Address GV6UUmNxz2RpKxmNAPadYKb7uQpszwqQAu3qLJxVdC52 held 604,012,768 ANSEM as of June 29, 2026. At the all-time high of $0.1212, those tokens were worth 73.2 million dollars.
Solscan confirms two things about this wallet. Owner field: System Program. isOnCurve: TRUE. Both mean regular wallet — a standard Ed25519 keypair with no on-chain lock, no governance requirement, no time-lock between the holder and the open market. The wallet also held 6,974 SOL and 886 additional tokens, bringing total value to $70.68 million at the time of analysis.
On-chain intelligence provider Elfa AI attributed the wallet to crypto influencer Ansem, known on X as @blknoiz06, in a note published June 29. The report read: “Large 604M ANSEM Holding In Ansem (@blknoiz06) Wallet Valued >$71M.” A separate Elfa AI note from the same morning stated: “ANSEM Deployer Transferred Majority Supply To Influencer; On-Chain Evidence Suggests Pre-Arranged Promotion.” Both headlines appeared in the CoinGecko Insights panel for the token.
A Public Denial and $378,000 in Creator Fees
“i just linked my X to a pumpfun account, the other one is not me they did it on their own internal side to that other wallet im not endorsing any microcaps, just to prove that i can connect my X to an address on the app.”
That statement came from @blknoiz06 on X (status/2066989048497905753), posted in response to attention on the ANSEM whale position. He disputes that GV6UUm belongs to him and disputes any role in the token’s creation.
The creator fee account is a separate matter. Ansem’s pump.fun profile, ansemconzimp, accumulated roughly $378,000 in platform creator fees from trading volume on tokens associated with his account. He announced those fees would be airdropped to token holders — a move CoinSprobe reported as a catalyst for the price surge.
The creator fee system on pump.fun routes a portion of swap fees to wallets connected to the creator’s profile automatically, regardless of who ultimately controls the token’s supply. A single trader who bought $2,330 of ANSEM at launch reportedly realized gains of $614,500 — a 261x return — before the airdrop announcement, according to CoinSprobe. The fact that @blknoiz06 earned fees from the token while disputing ownership of its largest wallet is the contradiction that DEXTools covered in its own analysis: “Ansem Disavows the $ANSEM Memecoins Trading on His Name: What the On-Chain Data Actually Shows.”
Volume That Outran the Market Cap
Twenty-four-hour volume across all ANSEM pools reached $91.56 million on June 29. CoinGecko’s circulating market cap that day sat at $44.35 million. Volume exceeded market cap by 206 percent.
That ratio flags possible artificial volume. The DEX Screener API data qualifies it.
On the primary PumpSwap pool, 117,023 buy transactions and 104,076 sell transactions occurred in 24 hours. The buy-to-sell ratio sits at 1.12 — not the perfectly balanced 1.00 that bot wash trading typically produces. At the five-minute window, sells slightly outnumbered buys (51 vs 42), suggesting recent selling pressure at the time of data capture.
MEXC is the only centralized exchange listing ANSEM. Two pairs: ANSEM/USDT ($1.02M 24-hour volume) and ANSEM/USD1 ($54,093). No Binance. No OKX. No Bybit. The MEXC listing predates the price surge.
The three largest Solana meme tokens all moved opposite to ANSEM on June 29. WIF lost 1.4 percent. BONK fell around two percent. POPCAT gave back 0.9. This was not a sector move.
What the Contract Can and Cannot Do
The ANSEM mint authority is set to N/A on Solscan. No additional tokens can be created. Total supply is fixed at 999,994,641 — effectively 1 billion.
The Token 2022 program flag on Solscan often raises concern. Here it should not. The two extensions active on ANSEM are metadataPointer and tokenMetadata, both with NULL update authorities. No transfer fee extension exists. No freeze authority. No permanent delegate. The metadata is locked and the supply is locked. The architecture carries no hidden extraction mechanism.
That finding does not resolve the concentration risk. It only removes the contracts-can-drain-you angle. The 604 million tokens in the top wallet remain fully liquid — the same sell-side overhang examined in the RIZE analysis, where one wallet held more than the stated circulating supply, and in the BAS case, where
the team retained freeze authority that buyers had no easy way to find. Both cases showed that the on-chain risk matters independent of what the team says publicly. ANSEM’s situation is different in that the whale wallet does not have an admin function over the contract. It only has the ability to sell.
Rugcheck.xyz flagged ANSEM for “risk of market manipulation due to large concentration of tokens held in one or more unidentified wallets.” CoinGecko displayed the warning on the token’s overview page.
What the Data Cannot Tell You
On-chain evidence attributed the 604 million token wallet to @blknoiz06. He denied that attribution on X. The blockchain shows where the tokens are. It does not show who controls the private key.
The 604 million tokens in GV6UUm have not moved since the wallet received them, as of June 29 research. Whether they stay depends on a private key the chain cannot read. Prior analysis from CryptoNewsLive on the DeXe concentration case found that large unlocked positions do not always move at peak — but they do define the ceiling on any single participant’s exit.
ANSEM is thirteen days old. Pump.fun meme coins average less than one day of meaningful trading life, according to a CoinGecko analysis. ANSEM has outlasted that average by a factor of thirteen.
Whether @blknoiz06 is the beneficial owner of GV6UUm or not, the address holds enough tokens to move the market — and it is not locked.
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