MarsCat (MCAT) climbs 18% in a day to $0.24
MarsCat rises 18% in a day to $0.24
MarsCat (MCAT), a token tied to an artificial-intelligence-focused Web3 project, was trading at $0.24, up 18.41% over the previous 24 hours, according to a CryptoSlate price page updated shortly before publication.
The same page lists $6.48 million in daily trading volume, up 35.18%, with prices provided through CoinMarketCap. Web3 refers to services built on blockchains, the shared ledgers that record crypto transactions.
The numbers
- Price: $0.24, up 18.41% in 24 hours.
- 24-hour volume: $6.48 million.
- Weekly, 30-day and 90-day gains all stand at +185.13%.
- All-time high: $0.81. All-time low: $0.084. The price is 70.4% below its peak.
- Maximum supply: 1 billion MCAT. Fully diluted valuation, the theoretical value if every token were in circulation: $238.87 million.
- Reported market cap and circulating supply both display as $0 and 0, while the token ranks #3992 by CryptoSlate's listing.
What CryptoSlate's indicators show
CryptoSlate's Trading Activity score for MCAT is 60 out of 100, labelled "Supported," meaning there is enough buying and selling evidence to keep price-based signals turned on. The site notes that low activity can make a displayed price sensitive to a handful of trades.
Its Market Signal reads "Bullish" at 72 out of 100, driven mainly by momentum, which contributed 19 points. CryptoSlate states clearly that this reading describes current market conditions and is not a price forecast.
Two other panels are effectively blank: Peg Health shows "Watch" with 0% data coverage, and the qualitative market analysis is marked "Unavailable" because there is not enough current evidence to publish a score.
Where MCAT is traded
The page lists seven active spot markets. KuCoin hosts the largest MCAT/USDT pair with $3.76 million in daily volume, followed by Gate at $862.4 thousand, Bitget at $763.8 thousand, XT.COM at $516.46 thousand, MEXC at $239.11 thousand and KCEX at $39.07 thousand. A centralised exchange (CEX) is a trading platform run by one company, while a decentralised exchange (DEX) lets users trade directly with each other through code.
PancakeSwap, a DEX, reports $591.56 thousand of volume in its USDT/MCAT pool but quotes a price of $1.00, far from the $0.24 shown on the centralised exchanges. CryptoSlate does not explain the gap.
What is MarsCat?
The page describes MarsCat in two ways: as "a cryptocurrency themed around a feline space explorer" and as an "AI-powered Web3 application ecosystem."
According to the project overview, the platform is meant to bring several blockchain-based services together in one place: an AI assistant, wallet connectivity, private messaging, social features and decentralised applications (dApps), which are programs that run on a blockchain rather than a single company's servers. The stated goal is to make Web3 tools simpler to use by letting people interact with them through AI-driven workflows.
Gaps in the data
Several figures do not line up or are missing. Market cap and circulating supply both read as zero despite a listed maximum supply of one billion tokens and a $238.87 million fully diluted valuation. The one-year price change is unavailable, market-cap turnover is unavailable, and the peg-stability panel has no data behind it.
CryptoSlate also notes that a complete all-time-low to all-time-high range is not available for the asset, and that its reliability models measure market evidence only, not project development, legal status, reserves or solvency.
Why it matters
The snapshot shows a small-cap token with a sharp recent rise and a billion-token maximum supply, but with incomplete core data on market cap and circulating supply. Readers comparing MCAT's $0.24 price on centralised exchanges against the $1.00 quote on PancakeSwap should treat the difference as an unresolved data question rather than a trading signal.