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Overview
A unicorn, a token, and an AI project
Pippin is a unicorn character linked to an artificial intelligence (AI) project and a cryptocurrency token called PIPPIN. The token runs on Solana, a blockchain that records token ownership and transfers. The character began as an AI-generated drawing and became the center of a community, while developers built software to give Pippin a changing digital life. That mix of internet culture and AI experimentation places Pippin among both meme-token communities and projects exploring AI agents. (pippin.love)
The name can refer to three connected things: the unicorn, the software that simulates its activities, and the token people can hold or transfer. Keeping them separate makes the project easier to understand. A Solana transfer moves PIPPIN between wallets; the AI framework decides what the character does in a separate software system. (github.com)
Price, Market Position, and Liquidity
As of 11/10/2026 17:00 UTC, pippin (PIPPIN) trades at $0.012 with a -5.22% move over the last 24 hours.
The market capitalization stands at $14M, placing it at rank #1033 by market value.
Daily trading volume is $105K. pippin (PIPPIN) has moved -9.49% over the past seven days and -29.42% across the last 30 days.
History & Team
From a drawing to a public project
Yohei Nakajima created the image and character behind Pippin. According to his project account, he posted a unicorn drawn as an SVG image with an AI model, then used ChatGPT to give it the name Pippin. The image inspired the creation of a Solana meme token. Nakajima later acquired tokens on the market and began developing the character as an AI influencer. This sequence distinguishes his role in creating the character and building the AI project from the token’s original creation. (github.com)
Nakajima also created BabyAGI, an open-source experiment in AI agents that plan and carry out tasks. Pippin builds on that experience but gives the agent a distinct personality and an ongoing set of activities. The project is developed in public: its website links to community channels, and Nakajima has published code that others can read and adapt. Gate listed the Solana token in its Pilot area on November 10, 2024, and announced spot trading in January 2025. (pippin.love)
Technology & How It Works
Two systems with different jobs
On Solana, PIPPIN exists as a token identified by a mint address: Dfh5DzRgSvvCFDoYc2ciTkMrbDfRKybA4SoFbPmApump. A mint address identifies a particular token on the network. Solana’s token system keeps track of balances in token accounts and handles transfers between them. Network transaction fees are paid in SOL, Solana’s native currency. (pippin.love)
Pippin’s AI behavior comes from the framework, rather than from token transfers. Its published design uses a repeating loop. The software selects an activity, runs it, saves the outcome, updates Pippin’s condition, and then makes another selection. An activity might involve creating a post, drawing, playing, or resting. The choices take account of past events and rules that limit how often an action can happen. (github.com)
The framework gives Pippin a simple internal state, including measures such as energy, happiness, and experience points. An activity can change those measures, which then influence later choices. Memories are stored in a SQLite database; the project also describes using AI-generated embeddings to find memories with similar meanings. Developers can add activities as separate Python functions and connect them to outside tools. In this design, the blockchain records token activity while the framework manages the character’s simulated life. (github.com)
Tokenomics & Utility
Supply and the token’s role
PIPPIN has a stated maximum supply of one billion tokens. It can be held in Solana-compatible wallets and transferred between users. The project describes it as a link between its community and creative work. Its documented uses center on ownership, transfers, and participation in the culture surrounding Pippin. (coingecko.com)
The published framework explains how developers run and extend the AI software through code, memory, and external services. Its instructions describe software setup and API credentials, while the token page describes acquiring PIPPIN and joining the community. Those materials give the token and the framework different practical roles. Public project descriptions focus on the character and community rather than setting out a detailed token allocation, vesting plan, or on-chain voting process. (github.com)
A token’s maximum supply also has a different meaning from the amount held by any one person or group. On Solana, balances belong to individual token accounts. The supply figure describes the token as a whole; the chain’s account records show where units are held and how they move. (solana.com)
Ecosystem & Use Cases
What people build and share
Pippin’s ecosystem brings together holders, developers, artists, and people interested in AI characters. The project maintains channels on X and Telegram for sharing ideas and following the unicorn’s activities. Its open-source approach lets developers study the framework and create new activities without replacing its central loop. That could mean giving an agent a new way to make images, use an outside service, or respond to something it remembers. (pippin.love)
There are also smaller creative projects around the character. Pippin Moves is a published browser-based experiment that animates the unicorn’s SVG drawing and provides a template for adding more animations. Pippin Tasks is an open-source task-management tool designed for AI agents and teams, with features for assigning work and tracking its status. These examples show two sides of the project’s appeal: Pippin works as a recognizable character, and its wider development work offers tools and experiments for builders. (github.com)
The project also has a merchandise store featuring items based on the character. Together with the artwork and community channels, the store shows how Pippin’s identity extends beyond the token itself. (shop.pippin.love)
Advantages & Challenges
What shapes the project
Pippin has an easy-to-recognize identity. The unicorn gives people a simple way into a technical subject, while Nakajima’s published code gives developers something concrete to examine. Modular activities are another strength: a contributor can work on one behavior at a time, and the memory system helps make the character’s actions feel connected rather than isolated. Solana provides an established system for holding and transferring the token. (github.com)
The project’s challenges follow from that same unusual mix. An engaging AI character and an active development repository are different measures of progress from token adoption. The framework also uses outside AI services and a local database, so changes to that software require development work beyond Solana token activity. As a meme token, PIPPIN’s cultural meaning depends heavily on continued interest in the character and what the community creates around it. (github.com)
Where to Buy & Wallets
Solana access
PIPPIN is available on Gate, MEXC, LBank, BitMart, CoinEx, and BingX. It can also be swapped through Solana decentralized exchange routes, including Raydium. These services use different account and wallet arrangements, but the token remains the Solana asset identified by its mint address. (gate.com)
Phantom can hold PIPPIN in a self-managed Solana wallet. In that arrangement, the wallet holds the keys used to approve token transfers. The project provides the full mint address on its token page, allowing the asset to be identified by more than its name or ticker. A wallet also needs SOL to pay Solana network fees when sending tokens or making an on-chain swap. (pippin.love)
Regulatory & Compliance
Different rules for different activities
Pippin’s legal treatment depends on the activity and jurisdiction. In the United States, the Securities and Exchange Commission’s March 2026 interpretation discusses meme coins as a type of digital collectible whose appeal may come from art, entertainment, and community. It also explains that the facts of an offering and any associated business arrangements matter when applying securities law. That framework does not, by itself, assign PIPPIN an individual legal classification. (sec.gov)
In the European Union, the Markets in Crypto-Assets regulation, known as MiCA, sets rules for certain public token offers and crypto-asset services. Depending on how an offer is made, its requirements can include a published crypto-asset white paper and rules for marketing communications; the regulation also provides exemptions. In the United Kingdom, firms marketing cryptoassets to consumers are subject to financial-promotion rules, including requirements for how promotions are communicated. These rules concern the conduct of offerors and service providers as well as the tokens they handle. (esma.europa.eu)
Pippin’s published project materials do not present a Shariah certification or a ruling specific to PIPPIN, so its halal status is unestablished. Islamic finance principles address matters such as interest, excessive uncertainty, and gambling. A Shariah assessment would consider the token’s features and the way it is used or traded; the character’s theme alone does not settle that question. (pippin.love)
Future Outlook
Paths for continued development
Pippin’s future as an AI project rests on what its builders and community add to the character. The framework’s design allows new activities and outside tools to be attached to its core loop. More varied activities could give Pippin new ways to create, remember, and interact, while public code gives other developers a starting point for their own agents. The project’s creative side can develop separately through artwork, animations, and community-made experiences. (pippin.love)
For the token, an important long-term question is how closely ownership becomes tied to those experiences. The documented connection today is mainly cultural: PIPPIN is the transferable token associated with a recognizable character and an open development effort. Any future token-based feature would need a defined role in the project’s software or community activities. (pippin.love)
Summary
Pippin’s place in crypto
Pippin joins a Solana meme token to an experiment in building a persistent AI character. Nakajima’s unicorn drawing supplied the identity; the community gave it a following; and open-source software provided a way to simulate its activities and memories. PIPPIN’s established role is as the token associated with that work. The project is a useful example of how a digital character, a developer framework, and a blockchain asset can grow around the same idea while each serves a different purpose. (pippin.love)
Description
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Pippin is an AI-driven memecoin on Solana blockchain that started as an SVG unicorn drawing. Created by Yohei Nakajima using GPT-4, it evolved into a digital being with an autonomous AI agent on X that interacts with its environment. The community actively creates tools and content around it.
| Sector: | AI Agents |
| Blockchain: | Solana |
Market Data
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