Heisted debuts on Solana with a co-op heist simulator aimed at the $ANSEM memecoin crowd

In Brief:

• Heisted, a co-op heist simulation title, announced it has launched on Solana and positioned itself as a game made for the $ANSEM memecoin community.
• Getting in is restricted. Players link a wallet that holds 5,000 $HEISTED to claim an unlock code, while the account is distributing invite codes to anyone who asks.
• $ANSEM, the Solana token linked to trader Ansem, has climbed into the tens of millions of dollars in market value following a mid-June debut, handing the game a built-in audience.

“Heisted is now live on Solana,” the team wrote in a post on X, describing the project as “the most unhinged simulation game for $ANSEM.”

At its core, the title is a co-op heist simulator. Participants choose an operative, team up and mask up with a crew, and carry out jobs, with each role earning a share of the take. Available roles span muscle, hacker, breacher, ghost and driver. Every job targets a DeFi vault.

How you get in

Entry isn’t open to everyone. To join a crew, a player has to connect a Solana wallet containing 5,000 $HEISTED, secure a one-of-a-kind unlock code, and then download the game. Heisted urged its followers to respond to its post to receive an invite code, pointing them to heisted.xyz.

While the game borrows the $ANSEM name to draw its crowd, it operates on a token of its own. $HEISTED changes hands independently on Solana, and it’s the token that opens the door.

The token behind the pitch

$ANSEM, officially named The Black Bull, is a Solana memecoin connected to Ansem, whose real name is trader Zion Thomas and who posts as @blknoiz06 to hundreds of thousands of followers. He wasn’t the one who created it.

An anonymous developer rolled it out on Pump.fun in mid-June and airdropped a sizable portion of the supply to Ansem’s wallet. Rather than brushing it off, he embraced it. Since then the token has surged into the tens of millions of dollars in market value, and it’s that spotlight Heisted is chasing.

Ansem holds no declared role in the game. Heisted’s post connects itself to the token rather than to the trader.

The broader $ANSEM ecosystem is packed. A range of coins and spin-off projects have attached themselves to the name, from trading-card knockoffs to endless-runner games, none of them built by Thomas. Heisted is simply the newest to tap into that flow of attention.

As it stands, the game is both invite-gated and token-gated, with the crew portal handling the filtering. Solana Tracker’s automated rug-check rated $HEISTED at 7 out of 10, marking it high risk.