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Overview
Popcat (POPCAT) is a meme token on the Solana blockchain. It takes its name and image from an internet meme about Oatmeal, a cat shown with its mouth alternately closed and wide open. The simple image became the basis for an online clicking game. POPCAT gives people a way to take part in that culture through a digital asset they can hold and transfer. (assets.revolut.com)
The token’s appeal is mainly social. People share the cat image, follow the community, and collect or exchange POPCAT. It does not give holders a claim on a business or a share of its income. Understanding Popcat starts with that distinction: its main purpose is participation in an online community, while Solana supplies the technology that keeps track of the tokens. (assets.revolut.com)
Price, Market Position, and Liquidity
As of 11/10/2026 23:00 UTC, Popcat (POPCAT) trades at $0.034 with a -1.71% move over the last 24 hours.
The market capitalization stands at $34M, placing it at rank #583 by market value.
Daily trading volume is $141K. Popcat (POPCAT) has moved -14.85% over the past seven days and -30.19% across the last 30 days.
History & Team
From a cat meme to a Solana token
The Popcat meme appeared in 2020. Its familiar “pop” comes from switching between two pictures of Oatmeal. A web game later turned that action into a clicking contest, with players adding to a shared total. The Solana token arrived in December 2023, several years after the meme began. The game and the token are separate parts of Popcat’s history: clicking in the game is an activity on a website, while sending POPCAT is a blockchain transaction. (assets.revolut.com)
The identities of the token’s original founder and development team have not been publicly disclosed. Public descriptions of the project instead emphasize community ownership and the meme itself. That helps explain why Popcat has a different shape from a project built around a named company, a published management team, or a detailed product plan. Its supporters can make images, hold tokens, and organize online activity without needing a formal membership structure. (assets-cms.kraken.com)
Technology & How It Works
A token recorded on Solana
POPCAT follows Solana’s token model. Each Solana token has a mint address, which identifies the asset on the network. Popcat’s address is 7GCihgDB8fe6KNjn2MYtkzZcRjQy3t9GHdC8uHYmW2hr. A wallet uses token accounts to record how much of a particular asset its owner holds. When someone sends POPCAT, Solana’s token program updates the sender’s and receiver’s balances after the transaction is processed. (popcatsolana.xyz)
SOL plays a different role. It is Solana’s native asset and pays the network fee for a POPCAT transfer. A person can therefore hold POPCAT in a Solana wallet while using a small amount of SOL to move it. The chain records transfers publicly, so wallet balances and transaction histories can be inspected without relying on a project-run account page. (solana.com)
Popcat’s core design is simple: the token can be held, sent, and exchanged through services that support it. The project describes token transactions as having no separate buy or sell tax. It also describes its original liquidity-pool tokens as burned. These features concern the token’s setup; they do not create a game-reward system, a voting program, or an automatic payment to holders. (about.popcatsolana.xyz)
Tokenomics & Utility
Supply and launch distribution
Popcat’s supply is roughly 980 million tokens. Kraken’s published account of the launch describes a distribution of 93.1% to a public liquidity pool and 6.9% to a multisignature reserve intended for listings, bridges, and liquidity. A multisignature reserve is a wallet that requires more than one approval to move its assets. The same account reports no presale, airdrop, or team allocation at launch. These are details of how the tokens were first arranged, rather than a schedule of rewards for holding them. (assets-cms.kraken.com)
POPCAT’s everyday utility is the ability to transfer it between Solana users. Someone may send it to a friend, keep it as a digital collectible, or exchange it for another asset. Holding POPCAT does not, by itself, earn staking rewards, pay dividends, or grant a formal vote over the project. Its economic model therefore depends chiefly on people wanting to own and use the token as a piece of meme culture. (assets.revolut.com)
The supply figure and the distribution percentages answer different questions. Supply describes the number of tokens; distribution describes where tokens were placed at launch. Over time, tokens can move between wallets and exchanges. The launch percentages should therefore be read as a starting point, not as a map of who owns POPCAT now. (assets-cms.kraken.com)
Ecosystem & Use Cases
Community participation and digital collecting
Popcat’s ecosystem centers on its recognizable image and the people who use it online. Supporters can make jokes and artwork, share posts, and gather around the token. For some holders, POPCAT functions like a small, transferable marker of participation in that culture. It is fungible, meaning one POPCAT unit is interchangeable with another, even when someone chooses to collect it for personal reasons. (assets.revolut.com)
The clicking game adds useful background to the meme. A player interacts with Oatmeal’s image and contributes clicks to a shared count. The token’s established uses are different: holding, transferring, and exchanging it on Solana. That distinction matters because an entertaining website and a blockchain asset can share a name and image without sharing the same rules or rewards. (popcat.click)
POPCAT also fits into Solana’s wider wallet and exchange system. People can move it from a supported exchange to a personal Solana wallet, send it to another wallet, or use a service that supports token swaps. This compatibility gives the token practical ways to circulate. Its main reason for circulating, however, remains the community’s interest in Popcat rather than access to a separate app or service. (solana.com)
Advantages & Challenges
Popcat’s greatest strength is how quickly a new reader can understand it. The cat image, the “pop,” and the token name all point to the same idea. Solana’s common token standard makes the asset usable with familiar Solana wallets and transfer tools. Its launch distribution also placed most tokens in public liquidity rather than setting aside an announced team allocation. Together, those traits make Popcat a clear example of a community-focused meme token. (about.popcatsolana.xyz)
That simplicity also defines its challenges. Popcat offers few functions beyond holding and transferring the asset, so continued attention depends heavily on the community’s interest. Online trends can shift, and many other meme projects compete for the same attention. The original team’s undisclosed identity and the absence of a detailed public product roadmap leave less information about who might build future features or how such work would be organized. These points describe the project’s structure, rather than a technical limit on sending the token. (assets.revolut.com)
Where to Buy & Wallets
POPCAT is available on Coinbase, Kraken, and Robinhood. Each platform sets its own account requirements and regional availability; Robinhood, for example, marks POPCAT as unavailable for trading in New York. On Coinbase, the asset is listed as Popcat (SOL), a useful detail when selecting it among similarly named tokens. (coinbase.com)
Phantom and Solflare are Solana wallets that can receive Solana-based tokens. To hold POPCAT in a personal wallet, the holder uses the wallet’s Solana receive address and selects the Solana network when withdrawing from an exchange. Keeping some SOL in that wallet allows it to pay network fees for later transfers. The mint address given above identifies the Popcat token when a wallet or swap service displays several assets with similar names. (help.phantom.com)
Regulatory & Compliance
Rules for a meme token depend on the jurisdiction and on what activity is being regulated. In the United States, the Securities and Exchange Commission’s 2026 interpretation discusses meme coins within its framework for digital collectibles. It describes these assets as commonly acquired for artistic, entertainment, social, or cultural reasons, while also examining how an asset is offered and sold. Separately, U.S. tax rules treat digital assets as property; a sale or exchange can create a taxable gain or loss. (sec.gov)
In the European Union, the Markets in Crypto-Assets framework sets rules for crypto-asset disclosures and service providers. A POPCAT white paper has been published for that framework by a trading-platform operator. In Canada, Kraken has published a Popcat crypto-asset statement as part of its platform disclosures. These documents show how services describe the asset within their local requirements. (assets.revolut.com)
Popcat has no established token-specific Shariah certification. Islamic finance assessments consider matters such as the purpose of an asset and the terms of a transaction, including excessive uncertainty (gharar) and gambling (maysir). Popcat’s meme-focused purpose and its use in speculative trading make those questions relevant, but they do not produce a universal halal ruling. Malaysia’s Shariah Advisory Council recognizes that some digital assets may be permissible under stated conditions; its resolution applies to assets within that regulator’s scope. (imf.org)
Future Outlook
Popcat’s path depends less on a complex technical upgrade than on whether people continue to enjoy the meme and use the token. Solana already provides the basic tools for storing and transferring it. Community members can continue making art, organizing conversations, and finding new ways to gather around Oatmeal’s image. Any larger product use would need to be developed and explained on its own terms. (solana.com)
The project’s public identity remains focused on entertainment and community ownership. That gives Popcat room to evolve through its supporters, but it also means future features cannot be inferred from the token’s existence alone. The clearest way to understand its outlook is to separate what it already does—circulate as a Solana meme token—from what a future builder might choose to add. (about.popcatsolana.xyz)
Summary
Popcat turns a widely recognized cat meme into a transferable Solana token. Its roughly 980-million-token supply, community-focused launch, and compatibility with Solana wallets make it straightforward to understand. Its established role is social and collectible: POPCAT lets people hold and share a piece of internet culture on a blockchain. (assets-cms.kraken.com)
Description
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Popcat is a cryptocurrency on the Solana blockchain inspired by a viral internet meme featuring a cat named Oatmeal. The meme shows the cat's mouth opening and closing, making a "pop" sound.
| Sector: | Meme |
| Blockchain: | Solana |
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