Meteora’s MET token launched on Solana on October 23, 2025. That makes the original “upcoming launch” and made-up debut-price ranges in this article obsolete. The earlier version also used the name “MeteoraAG,” published an unsupported allocation table and suggested listings on named exchanges without evidence.
This replacement focuses on facts a reader can verify in Meteora’s own disclosures. It does not provide a MET price target or recommend buying the token.
What Meteora is
Meteora builds liquidity infrastructure on Solana. Its products include dynamic liquidity market maker pools, dynamic automated market makers and tools for token launches. Liquidity providers can allocate assets to pools and may earn trading fees, but they can also lose money through price changes, smart-contract failures, thin liquidity or adverse token launches.
MET is the protocol’s ecosystem token. It should not be confused with every token that launches through Meteora’s infrastructure. A project using a Meteora pool is not automatically endorsed or guaranteed by Meteora.
Verified MET launch details
Meteora’s official launch page gives the following core facts:
| Item | Official disclosure |
|---|---|
| Token | MET |
| Network | Solana |
| Token standard | SPL |
| Token generation event | October 23, 2025 |
| Total supply at launch | 1 billion MET |
| Initial circulating share | 48% |
| Non-circulating share | 52% |
These figures replace the unsupported 25% public-sale and 30% ecosystem table previously published here. Readers should always confirm the mint address through Meteora’s official channels before connecting a wallet or trading. Similar names and fake claim pages are common around token distributions.
Official token distribution
The launch disclosure allocated the circulating 48% across the LP stimulus plan, Mercurial stakeholders and reserve, launchpad ecosystem, off-chain contributors, Jupiter stakers, centralized-exchange and market-making needs, and M3M3 stakeholders. The non-circulating 52% consisted of a 34% Meteora ecosystem reserve and an 18% team allocation.
The percentages are only the starting point. Token-holder research also needs to examine:
- which allocations were circulating at the token generation event;
- which wallets hold locked and unlocked tokens;
- when restricted allocations vest;
- whether distributed tokens are actively sold, staked or used;
- how governance can change future incentives.
Meteora’s investor-relations site publishes allocation wallets and an unlock schedule. That is more useful than a social-media infographic because the wallet movements can be compared with on-chain records.
Why a fixed MET price prediction is unreliable
A token price cannot be derived from the project description alone. Multiplying a guessed price by total supply can also hide dilution. The relevant measures include circulating market capitalization, fully diluted value, actual liquidity and the schedule at which more tokens become transferable.
Meteora’s launch pool used a price curve, so the displayed upper end of that curve was not a promise that the market would sustain that price. Exchange availability does not guarantee deep liquidity either. A thin pool can move sharply on a relatively small trade and may be difficult to exit at the quoted price.
Instead of publishing arbitrary bull and bear targets, use scenarios tied to observable conditions:
- Adoption scenario: sustainable protocol usage produces fee activity without relying on temporary incentives.
- Dilution scenario: unlocks or distributions grow faster than demand for the token.
- Liquidity scenario: market depth improves across reputable venues, reducing slippage for ordinary orders.
- Stress scenario: a contract incident, Solana disruption or collapse in speculative-token activity reduces usage.
These are analytical frames, not forecasts.
Due-diligence checklist
Before interacting with MET or a Meteora pool, verify the following:
- Official address: obtain the token mint and application link from Meteora’s verified website, not a search advertisement or direct message.
- Unlocks: read the current token-holder report and inspect the disclosed team and reserve wallets.
- Market depth: check liquidity and likely slippage for the actual order size, not only headline trading volume.
- Protocol risk: identify the specific pool type, its parameters and any audit or incident history.
- Reward source: distinguish trading fees from token incentives. Incentive yields can fall when emissions change.
- Wallet permissions: review every transaction simulation before signing and revoke permissions no longer needed.
What could support or weaken demand
Potential demand can come from protocol participation, governance, incentives and continued use of Meteora’s launch and liquidity products. The counterweights include token unlocks, changing reward programs, competition from other Solana liquidity protocols and the possibility that activity is concentrated in short-lived speculative launches.
Protocol metrics should also be interpreted carefully. Total value locked can rise because token prices rise even if no new capital enters. Trading volume may include activity that does not produce durable revenue. Compare several periods and check fee data, active liquidity and concentration rather than relying on a single headline metric.
Bottom line
MET is no longer an unlaunched token with hypothetical allocations. It launched on October 23, 2025 with a disclosed 1 billion supply and 48% initial circulation. The sensible way to assess it is to follow official wallet and unlock disclosures, measure real liquidity and protocol activity, and model dilution explicitly.
The original numerical price prediction had no defensible basis and has been removed. MET remains a volatile crypto asset whose market price can diverge sharply from protocol usage.
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Sources and review
This article was checked against the primary or authoritative sources below on .
- MET token launch and tokenomics — Meteora
- Meteora investor relations and token disclosures — Meteora
- Meteora protocol documentation — Meteora
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