CLAWD market cap exceeds $40 million, BNKR market cap exceeds $57 million
BlockBeats News, January 28th, according to GMGN market data, the on-chain Meme coin CLAWD on the Base protocol briefly exceeded a $40 million market cap, hitting a new all-time high, currently trading at $34 million, with a nearly $25.4 million 24-hour trading volume and a 465% 24-hour gain. In response, the issuance protocol BNKR saw its market cap surpass $57 million with a 107% 24-hour increase and $8.6 million in trading volume.
Reportedly, CLAWD is a community-issued token deployed by community users for the AI Agent "clawd.atg.eth," and "clawd.atg.eth" is a self-hosted personal AI assistant deployed by Ethereum Foundation developer Austin Griffith based on the open-source clawd.bot. The community deployer of CLAWD has stated that they will send a portion of the transaction fees to the "clawd.atg.eth" wallet address. Last night and this morning, the Base official tweets mentioned CLAWD multiple times and interacted with it actively, possibly serving as a significant driver for the continued rise of the token. Meanwhile, "clawd.atg.eth" is building a Fomo3D-like on-chain game around CLAWD.
BlockBeats reminds users that this Meme coin is community-issued, has not received official endorsement, experiences significant price fluctuations, and investment should be approached with caution.
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