Agrippa memecoin jumps nearly 29,000% in a month but stays far below record high

Agrippa token surges after months of sharp gains

Agrippa (AGRIPPA), a memecoin that calls itself a fan account tied to Mark Zuckerberg's "muse," is trading at $0.00003558, up 14.41% in the past day, according to data from CoinMarketCap shown on CryptoSlate. The token has gained 28,952.74% over the last 30 days.

Despite that rise, the price remains about 75.4% below its all-time high of $0.000145. Its all-time low is listed at $0.000000122. CryptoSlate ranks the coin at #1416 and puts its market cap at $3.56 million.

Key numbers

• Price: $0.00003558, up 14.41% in 24 hours
• Market cap: $3.56 million; fully diluted value also $3.56 million
• 24-hour volume: $2.45 million, split between $745.39K on centralized exchanges and $1.71M on decentralized ones
• Total and maximum supply: 100 billion tokens
• 7-day range: high $0.00014491, low $0.00000160
• Five valid markets tracked, across four active exchanges

What CryptoSlate's indicators show

CryptoSlate rates the token's trading activity as "Supported" with a score of 58 out of 100, meaning there is enough buying and selling to trust the displayed price. The site notes the low price could still be sensitive to a small number of trades.

Its market signal is rated "Bullish" at 81 out of 100, driven mostly by price momentum. CryptoSlate stresses this describes current conditions, not a forecast. The site's qualitative market analysis label is unavailable because it lacks enough current evidence.

Where it trades

The largest listed market is LBank's AGRIPPA/USDT pair, with about $796.74K in daily volume. Other markets include Ourbit and several Uniswap pools hosted through Robinhood, including a USDG/AGRIPPA pair with $784.19K in volume. Uniswap is a decentralized exchange where users trade directly from pools of tokens.

A fan project, not an official Zuckerberg token

According to the project's description, Agrippa is run by a community member and is positioned as fan-oriented internet culture, not a serious financial product. CryptoSlate states it should not be read as having any endorsement, partnership, or affiliation with Mark Zuckerberg or Meta unless that is formally documented. The token's specific utility is not described beyond its community presence.

Why this matters

The numbers show how quickly small community-driven tokens can move. A coin worth a few million dollars, traded mostly on smaller exchanges and meme-focused pools, produced a 30-day gain of nearly 29,000%, while still sitting far below its record high. CryptoSlate itself cautions that such prices depend heavily on liquidity, trading activity, and social engagement.

Sources

• CryptoSlate

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