Market cap
$21.53K
-11.55 %
Volume (24h)
$42.45
-11.55 %
Total supply
1,000,000,000,000 MARVIN
Max. supply
1,000,000,000,000 MARVIN
Marvin Inu (MARVIN)
$ 0.00
-11.55 %
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updated $0Market cap$21.53K
Volume 24h$42.45
All-time high$0.00003-100% from peak · 2022-04-03
Marvin Inu (MARVIN) is a community-driven meme coin inspired by Marvin, the dog character from Matt Furie's Boys' Club universe — the same family of characters that gave the world Pepe. Like most meme coins, it doesn't pretend to solve deep technical problems; its value proposition is culture, community, and internet humor. MARVIN lives on the blockchain as a standard token, which makes it easy to trade and hold in any compatible wallet.
Frequently asked questions
What is Marvin Inu and how is it different from other meme coins?
Marvin Inu is a meme token built around the Marvin character from Matt Furie's illustrations, which sets it apart from the flood of dog- and frog-themed clones. Its identity leans on nostalgic comic culture and community engagement rather than utility promises. In essence, it competes in the same arena as other meme coins but with its own distinct character and lore.
How does Marvin Inu work technically?
MARVIN is an ERC-20 style token, meaning it runs on Ethereum-compatible infrastructure and inherits the security of that network. Transactions are validated by the underlying blockchain's consensus mechanism, not by the token itself. There is no proprietary blockchain or unique consensus — the token is simply an asset issued on an established chain.
How is the token supply of MARVIN structured?
As is typical for meme coins, Marvin Inu launched with a fixed total supply created at deployment, with no mining or staking-based emission. The exact allocation details, such as portions reserved for liquidity or community incentives, were set by the project team at launch. Because the supply is capped, no new tokens are continuously generated.
How can I store and use Marvin Inu?
Since MARVIN is a standard token, any wallet supporting its host blockchain works — popular options include MetaMask, Trust Wallet, and hardware wallets like Ledger. You can send, receive, and trade it on decentralized exchanges that list the token. Always verify the official contract address before buying, as meme coins are frequent targets of copycat scams.