Meme coins are already a gamble. People throw $20, $50, $100 at them every day hoping they happened to find the one that sticks around and becomes something bigger.
But there's always that thought in the back of your head:
NARP removes that question from the experiment.
The creator allocation stays put and is publicly tracked in The Fishbowl for the entire community to see.
So now the questions become:
And if you did...
That's where the Marshmallow Test comes in.
Take what's in front of you now—or wait and see what happens.
Nobody knows what the community will do.
The 3.5% creator allocation is split across multiple publicly disclosed wallets at launch. The goal is simple: reduce the advantage of automated sniper bots during the opening moments and give the coin a cleaner, fairer start.
These are not separate holders. They are all creator-controlled wallets, clearly identified and tracked together in The Fishbowl. Combined, they equal the same 35,000,000 NARP / 3.5% creator allocation.
NARP — Not A Rug Pull — is a Solana meme coin built around one simple experiment: publicly track the creator allocation and see what the market does when creator dumping is removed from the premise.
No. NARP is highly speculative. Other holders can buy, sell, take profits, or leave at any time. Public creator-wallet tracking does not guarantee price, liquidity, or returns.
The planned 3.5% creator allocation is split across multiple disclosed creator-controlled wallets to try to reduce the advantage of automated sniper bots during the opening moments. They are not presented as separate independent holders.
After launch, The Fishbowl will list the disclosed creator wallets and their on-chain holdings so the community can verify them directly through blockchain explorers.
The official contract address will be published here at narpcoin.io at launch, along with the official X and Telegram accounts. Use this site as the verification point before trusting an address posted elsewhere.