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Join ANSEM Liquidity Pool Herd
Most people just buy and hold $HERD, or LP a few TOKEN–ANSEM pools from the list. Run an open-source private node if you want to own the LP and control multiple pools collectively or individually. Join our community on X to post and collab.
Key market
HERD–ANSEM
HERD–ANSEM is live on Meteora — buy $HERD, LP the pair, creator fees fund buybacks and growth.
Open on Meteora →- 1
Buy and hold $HERD
Buy and hold $HERD token.
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Add HERD–ANSEM liquidity
MeteoraAdd HERD–ANSEM liquidity to join the community ANSEM pair initiative.
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Configure then run a private nodeConfigure →
Set fees and pool goals on /nodes, download keyless cell.json, then clone the open-source node and run it with your own keys.
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Manually join favorable pools
Manually join favorable pools from Meteora links on the index.
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Options to join
Run your own node
Clone → configure → start
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Configure on the hub
Open /nodes, set fee mix and capital, then Download cell.json (keyless).
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Clone the open-source node
git clone https://github.com/i-am-aemon/ANSEM_LP_HERD_Node.git && cd ANSEM_LP_HERD_Node
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Copy env and paste keys locally
cp .env.example .env && chmod 600 .env — fill LP_PRIVATE_KEY (never commit).
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Install and start
npm install && npm run doctor && npm run start
Why run the GitHub node?
The open-source node is for people who want to configure their portfolio and manage multiple LP pools with their own settings. If you just want to hold $HERD or LP a few pools by hand, you do not need it.
After you configure
You own the LP
A private node is open source — run it yourself, same shape of functions as the creator reward private server. Control pools collectively or individually. Dev keeps the beta updated and flexible so we can push the project forward. Keys stay with you.
- Set fee flow and pool goals on /nodes.
- Open source beta — same functions, your LP, updates as we ship.