Molly

Halal Rating :
Comfortable
Last Price $0.00000017 Last updated:
Rank 10370
1D Change 0.00 %
Market Cap -
Circulating supply 0
Maximum supply 420,690,000,000

Crypto Overview

Categories
  • Memes
  • Ethereum Ecosystem

Overview

Molly (MOLLY) is a meme cryptocurrency launched on the Solana blockchain in February 2024. The project gained significant attention due to its connection to Sam Bankman-Fried's dog named Molly.

Purpose and Utility

The primary stated purpose of MOLLY is to serve as a community-driven meme token. It does not claim any specific utility beyond being a tradeable digital asset on the Solana blockchain.

Business Model

The token operates purely as a tradeable digital asset. There are no lending, staking, or gambling mechanics built into the protocol. Trading occurs through decentralized exchanges on Solana where actual token ownership is transferred between parties.

Development and Platform Activity

The project maintains basic token functionality on Solana. There is no complex development roadmap or additional features being built.

Token Distribution

Based on available data, the token had a fair launch with no pre-mine for the team. A significant portion of tokens were burned at launch, with the remaining supply distributed among holders.

Marketing and Community

The project relies heavily on social media marketing and community engagement. While marketing-focused, this approach does not impact its halal status as the underlying asset transfer mechanism remains permissible.

Crypto Impact

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