Launched in early 2025, Solana Archives ($SOLARC) is a curated archive of the most obscure, influential, and lost artifacts of Solana’s memecoin culture, technology, and market evolution. We collect screenshots, smart contract relics, rare Discord logs, viral threads, NFT meta-ephemera, and other digital fossils from the Solana chain and ecosystem.

A pseudonymous digital hoarder obsessed with decentralization and meme anthropology. I document the forgotten and preserve the volatile. I work alone and unpaid. Updates drop when I feel like it. $SOLARC is a token of participation — not profit.

An internet time capsule. A digital tomb. A meme museum. Solana Archives is not just an index of tokens and NFTs — it’s a chronicle of communities, collapses, experiments, rugs, and revolutions. From Pump.fun shitcoin waves to the lore behind long-dead Discord groups, every entry is a story about code, chaos, and culture on-chain.

Because memory is fragile. Blockchains don't forget, but people do. This site aims to bridge that gap — recording not just transactions, but the emotional and cultural weight behind them.

Yes. If you have screenshots, wallet trails, memes, dev notes, or unreleased token concepts — drop them in the Discord or contact me. $SOLARC holders can vote on what to archive next.

You can purchase $SOLARC on Solana DEXes. The token is mainly used for voting on archival priorities, proposing new entries, and accessing unreleased vault content.

The archive includes: rugged project chat logs, defunct whitepapers, alt dev Telegram leaks, Twitter threads, DEX screenshots, smart contract timestamps, meme images, NFT metadata, DAO proposals, and vintage Solana-related media from 2020–2025.

English. Sometimes incoherent. Often ironic. Occasionally in Base64.

Free to browse. Free to mirror. If you gatekeep open history, you are part of the problem.

Solana Explorer, Solscan, tx metadata scrapers, Discord chat dumps, DexScreener archives, Twitter thread tools, Pump.fun logs, community submissions.

2020–present

Rekt.news, RugCheck, NFT Archaeology DAO, Pump.fun, BONK archives, DevRel logs, CT memes, Solana lore threads.

The Solana Archives contain references to scams, theft, meltdown logs, anonymous messages, and questionable memes. Viewer discretion is advised. This is the unfiltered digital past.

I am not a professional historian, developer, or archivist. I do this out of obsession. Data might be misinterpreted or misrepresented. The archive is for cultural and educational purposes only.

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