POPCAT

What Is POPCAT?

POPCAT is a meme coin on the Solana blockchain launched in October 2024. POPCAT draws inspiration from the viral "Popcat" meme, which features a domestic short-haired cat named Oatmeal. The meme showcases two images of Oatmeal: one with its mouth closed and another with its mouth wide open, creating a humorous "pop" effect when alternated rapidly. The meme surged in popularity after Oatmeal was featured as a GIF in Instagram music videos looking like it was singing.

Who Created POPCAT?

The POPCAT token was developed by anonymous enthusiasts seeking to leverage the meme's popularity. The simple yet amusing meme gained widespread popularity in October 2020, leading to the creation of an online clicking game where players compete to generate the most "pops" by clicking on the cat's image. The game's global leaderboard fostered a sense of community and competition among users worldwide. Building on this viral phenomenon, developers introduced POPCAT.

Why Trade POPCAT?

While POPCAT lacks inherent utility, its value is driven by a vibrant community and engaging meme culture. The token serves as a medium for community interaction, with holders participating in discussions, sharing content, and contributing to the project's direction. 

A notable community initiative is the support for the game "Popcat taptap," where players click on Oatmeal for 'pops,' accumulating scores on an international leaderboard. This interactive element fosters community engagement and promotes the token's visibility. Additionally, the project's active presence on social media platforms, frequently posting memes featuring Oatmeal, further strengthens community bonds and drives interest.

Tokenomics of POPCAT 

  • Circulating supply: 1.49B POPCAT (As of 7 November 2024)

  • Total supply: 9,910,236,395 POPCAT

  • Max supply: 10,000,000,000 POPCAT

  • Market cap: $1.49B (As of 7 November 2024)

  • Highest Price: $1.81 (on 30 October 2024)

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