Market cap
$174.87K
1.5 %
Volume (24h)
$26.68K
1.5 %
Circulating supply
559,411,443 MEE
Total supply
2,645,854,171 MEE
Max. supply
3,000,000,000 MEE
CoinMeet (MEE)
$ 0.00
1.5 %
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updated $0Market cap$174.87K
Volume 24h$26.68K
Circulating supply559.41M19% of max 3B
CoinMeet (MEE) is the token of a blockchain project that set out to blend social networking with crypto payments in a single app — think of it as a messenger where you could chat with people and send them digital money without ever leaving the conversation. The token, which goes by the ticker MEE, was designed to power activity inside that ecosystem. The project's official home on the web is coinmeet.io.
Frequently asked questions
What is CoinMeet, and how is it different from other crypto projects?
Most crypto projects focus purely on payments or smart contracts; CoinMeet put the emphasis on people — its app combined a messenger, contacts, and a built-in wallet, so chatting and transferring crypto happened in the same place. MEE is the utility token meant to tie those social and payment features together.
How does CoinMeet's technology work?
MEE doesn't run on its own blockchain — it's an Ethereum-based (ERC-20) token, which means every transfer is processed and secured by the Ethereum network. That also makes it straightforward to integrate with any wallet or service that already supports Ethereum tokens.
How is MEE's supply and emission structured?
MEE isn't mined the way Bitcoin is — the supply was set when the project launched, with the rules written into the token's smart contract. There's no block reward pumping out new coins; the tokens that exist simply move between holders.
How can I store and use MEE?
Since MEE is an ERC-20 token, any Ethereum-compatible wallet will do — MetaMask or Trust Wallet for everyday use, or a hardware wallet like Ledger if you want stronger security. Within the CoinMeet app itself, MEE was intended for things like payments and rewarding user activity. Whichever route you take, always double-check the token's contract address before sending anything.