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How to Buy AdZilla on Solana

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If you’ve been browsing meme coins on Solana, you’ve likely heard of AdZilla (ADZILLA). When I first came across it, I noticed there wasn’t a clear-cut beginner guide explaining how to buy AdZilla safely. So today, we’ll cover exactly how to buy ADZILLA step by step — the same way I would buy it myself.

This post is for both absolute beginners to cryptocurrency and those already familiar with trading on decentralized exchanges (DEXes).

What You Need to Buy AdZilla

AdZILLA runs on Solana, so it won’t be available on most major centralized exchanges. Instead, you’ll need to buy it on a Solana-based decentralized exchange (DEX).

Here are the essentials I always make sure I have ready:

  • A wallet compatible with Solana

  • Some SOL (Solana’s native cryptocurrency) to swap

  • Access to a Solana DEX

  • The official AdZilla contract address

How to Buy AdZilla on Solana

How to Buy AdZilla on Solana

Step 1: Install a Solana Wallet

First, I make sure I have a Solana wallet set up. There are several options, but here are some of the most popular:

  • Phantom

  • Solflare

  • Backpack

Personally, I use Phantom most often because it’s beginner-friendly and widely integrated.

Getting Phantom Set Up:

  • Install the extension for Chrome, Brave, or Firefox (or download the mobile app)

  • Create a new wallet

  • Write down your seed phrase offline

  • Confirm the wallet setup is complete

⚠️ Never screenshot your seed phrase or store it in email or cloud storage. If someone gains access to your seed phrase, they control your funds.

Step 2: Buy SOL

Since AdZilla trades on Solana, the next step is buying SOL — the cryptocurrency you’ll swap for AdZilla on the DEX.

I usually buy SOL on a centralized exchange first, then withdraw it to my Solana wallet address.

Popular exchanges that support SOL:

  • Coinbase

  • Binance

  • Kraken

Tip: Make sure you’re sending SOL to a Solana wallet and using the Solana (SOL) network. If you’re unsure, send a small test amount first.

Once you purchase SOL and withdraw it to your wallet, you should see it appear there shortly.

Step 3: Obtain the Official AdZilla Contract Address

This step is critical.

Before purchasing any cryptocurrency token, never guess the token name on a DEX. Always double — or even triple — check that you’re using the official contract address by verifying it through:

  • The official website

  • The project’s official X (formerly Twitter) account

  • Trusted crypto data sites like CoinGecko (if available)

There are often scams or fake tokens with similar names. Always verify carefully.

Step 4: Find a Solana DEX

Next, we need to choose a decentralized exchange that runs on Solana.

Popular Solana DEXes include:

  • Jupiter

  • Raydium

  • Orca

I typically use Jupiter because the interface is clean and it aggregates liquidity from multiple sources to find the best price.

Steps to Connect Your Wallet:

  • Navigate to the DEX website

  • Click “Connect Wallet”

  • Approve the connection inside your wallet

Once your wallet is connected, you’re ready to swap tokens.

Step 5: Swap SOL for AdZilla

Now comes the final step — purchasing AdZilla by swapping SOL for it.

  • Select SOL in the “From” field

  • Paste the AdZilla contract address in the “To” field

  • Double-check that the token details match

  • Enter the amount of SOL you want to swap

  • Adjust slippage if necessary

Review everything carefully, then click “Swap.”

You’ll confirm the transaction in your wallet and wait a few seconds for it to process.

If AdZilla doesn’t automatically appear in your wallet, you can manually import it using the contract address. Look for an option like “Manage Tokens” → “Import Token.”

Step 6: Import AdZilla to My Wallet

Once the swap is confirmed, you can manually add the token if needed:

  • Open your wallet and check your token list

  • If you don’t see AdZilla:

    • Click “Manage Tokens” → “Import Token”

    • Paste the contract address

You should now see your ADZILLA balance.

Costs Involved With Buying AdZilla

When purchasing AdZilla, here are the typical costs involved:

  • Solana network fee (very low)

  • Price impact (based on liquidity)

  • Slippage difference (depends on volatility)

Solana transaction fees are much cheaper than Ethereum’s, which is one reason so many meme coins launch there.

Risks to Consider Before Buying ADZILLA

I consider these risks before buying any cryptocurrency — especially a highly speculative meme coin.

1) Volatility

Prices can swing 50–90% in either direction.

2) Liquidity

If liquidity dries up, you may not be able to sell without significantly impacting the price.

3) Transparency

Does the project have active social channels? Clear communication?
Is the contract address verified?

4) Only Invest What You Can Afford to Lose

I can’t stress this enough. No one should invest money into meme coins if losing it would cause financial stress.

How I Safely Store AdZilla

How I store ADZILLA depends on my plan:

Active trading: I keep it in my Phantom wallet.
Long-term holding: I use a hardware wallet connected to Phantom.

If I’m holding crypto long-term, hardware storage is always the safer choice when possible.

How to Sell or Exchange AdZilla

Selling AdZilla is simply the reverse of buying it:

  • Swap ADZILLA for SOL on the DEX

  • Confirm the transaction

Then you can:

  • Hold the SOL

  • Swap for a different token

  • Send SOL back to an exchange and withdraw to your bank account

Conclusion

Buying ADZILLA isn’t difficult — it just requires some basic knowledge and attention to detail.

  • Buy SOL

  • Use a compatible crypto wallet

  • Verify the official ADZILLA contract address

  • Choose a Solana DEX

  • Swap SOL for ADZILLA

The process itself is straightforward. The real challenge is managing risk and knowing when to walk away.

When I buy a meme coin, I treat it as pure speculation. There are no guarantees of profit. I do my research, double- and triple-check everything, and proceed cautiously.

Onwe Bright Chimeremeze
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