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title: "OnlyStreets Brings Real-World Photos Into Solana Memecoins | MemeBlock"
description: "OnlyStreets is developing a Solana launchpad that turns fresh in-app photos into memecoins, with a Rarelist creator campaign running until November 17."
last_updated: "2026-11-02"
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# OnlyStreets Brings Real-World Photos Into Solana Memecoin Creation
OnlyStreets is developing a Solana memecoin launchpad where every token begins with a fresh photograph taken through its in-app camera. Its Rarelist creator campaign runs through November 17.

[A. Nav](/author/a-nav/) · MemeBlock Newsroom November 12, 2026 4 min read 

A smartphone capturing a real-world Shiba Inu photograph that transforms into a glowing meme coin on an OnlyStreets Solana launchpad. OnlyStreets aims to connect real-world photography with Solana memecoin creation through its photo-first launchpad. 

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Key takeaways 
- OnlyStreets is building a photo-first Solana memecoin launchpad.

- Gallery uploads screenshots and stock images are not allowed under its stated model.

- Users are expected to capture a moment name it and launch a coin.

- Rarelist lists a $1 000 USDT campaign reward pool and a 1% token allocation for the top 200 creators.

- The official website currently says the platform is coming soon.

A new Solana project is exploring an unusual way to create meme coins: turning photographs of real-world moments into digital tokens. OnlyStreets is developing a launchpad where users must capture an image through its application before creating a coin, rather than selecting an existing photograph from their device.

The concept has attracted attention through a creator campaign listed on Rarelist from November 10 to November 17, 2026. According to [Rarelist's campaign listing](https://rarelist.io/projects/onlystreets), the promotion includes a $1,000 USDT reward pool and an allocation of the project's token supply for qualifying creators.

## How OnlyStreets' Photo-Based Launchpad Works
According to the [official OnlyStreets website](https://onlystreets.fun/), users are expected to photograph an interesting moment through the application's built-in camera, choose a name and ticker, and use the image as the visual identity of a token.

The project says gallery uploads, screenshots and stock images are not permitted. This makes the source of the photograph part of the token-creation process, distinguishing the proposed model from launchpads that accept existing digital artwork.

The concept could turn everyday discoveries, such as unusual street signs, objects or funny public scenes, into the starting point for meme coins. However, capturing an image inside an application does not independently verify the identity of people shown or the context attached to a photograph.

## Rarelist Campaign Lists $1,000 USDT in Rewards
The Rarelist campaign offers financial incentives to creators who participate in promoting OnlyStreets. Its published reward structure assigns $300 to the first-ranked participant, $150 to the second and $100 to the third.

Another $450 is allocated among participants ranked fourth through fifteenth. Rarelist also lists a share of 1% of the project's token supply for the top 200 creators.

These are campaign rewards, not guaranteed investment returns. Eligibility and distribution depend on the campaign's published ranking and participation conditions.

## How the Idea Differs From Existing Memecoin Launchpads
Conventional launchpads generally allow creators to select an image, token name and ticker before introducing an asset to traders. OnlyStreets instead makes the act of photographing something part of the proposed launch workflow.

This approach connects offline discoveries with online token creation. It could encourage creators to find material in their surroundings rather than repeatedly using established internet memes.

Blockworks highlighted the concept in its November 11 cryptocurrency news recap, describing the photo-based approach and its creator campaign. [Blockworks' coverage](https://app.blockworks.com/news?id=131f62d1-e632-4da1-97ae-631e91f399a6) also raised questions about content quality and potential spam.

## Moderation Will Be an Important Test
Photographs taken in public places can contain identifiable people, private property or sensitive situations. OnlyStreets will need clear rules covering privacy, inappropriate content and the unauthorized use of another person's identity.

Duplicate submissions present another challenge. Different creators could photograph the same object or event and attempt to launch competing tokens using similar material.

The effectiveness of the platform's moderation and dispute-resolution processes will be easier to evaluate once its launchpad becomes operational.

## Can the Concept Attract Long-Term Users?
A distinctive image may help a token attract initial attention, but it does not automatically create a lasting community or an active trading market. Memecoin participation also depends on liquidity, continued interest and the willingness of buyers and sellers to trade.

OnlyStreets therefore needs to demonstrate two things: that people want to use its camera-based creation process and that traders are interested in the tokens produced through it.

The Rarelist campaign can introduce the concept to potential creators, but campaign participation alone cannot establish future adoption or trading demand.

## What Happens Next?
The Rarelist campaign is listed through November 17, 2026. Meanwhile, the [official OnlyStreets website](https://onlystreets.fun/) currently describes the launchpad as coming soon.

The next meaningful developments will be the public release of the product, its actual token-creation process and the safeguards used to moderate submitted photographs. Until those details are available, the project should be assessed as a developing launchpad rather than an established trading platform.

## Conclusion
OnlyStreets is proposing a photo-first model for Solana memecoin creation, replacing existing image uploads with photographs captured through its application. Its creator campaign has introduced the concept to the cryptocurrency community, while industry coverage has brought attention to its potential and practical challenges.

Whether this approach develops into a meaningful part of the memecoin ecosystem will depend on the product's public launch, moderation standards and ability to attract sustained participation.

Sources & further reading 
- [https://onlystreets.fun/](https://onlystreets.fun/)

- [https://rarelist.io/projects/onlystreets](https://rarelist.io/projects/onlystreets)

- [https://app.blockworks.com/news](https://app.blockworks.com/news)

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