Market cap
$124.14K
2.68 %
Volume (24h)
$2.08
2.68 %
Total supply
500,000,000,000,000 INUS
Max. supply
500,000,000,000,000 INUS
MultiPlanetary Inus (INUS)
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updated $0Market cap$124.14K
Volume 24h$2.08
All-time high$0.000002-100% from peak · 2024-09-28
MultiPlanetary Inus (ticker: INUS) is a dog-themed cryptocurrency that, like many meme coins, was created more as a community and internet culture phenomenon than as a serious tech project. The name plays on the idea of 'multi-planetary' expansion — a nod to space ambitions popular in crypto circles. At its core, it's a digital token you can buy, sell, hold, or trade, with a fixed maximum supply baked into its code.
Frequently asked questions
What is MultiPlanetary Inus and how is it different from other meme coins?
INUS is a dog-themed meme token that leans into space exploration imagery and community-driven hype. Unlike coins with complex utility roadmaps, its value proposition is largely cultural — it belongs to the same family as Dogecoin-style tokens. What sets it apart technically is its enormous fixed hard cap of 500,000,000,000,000 coins, meaning no more can ever be created.
How does the INUS network work?
Like most meme tokens, INUS is built as a token on an existing blockchain rather than running its own network, which means it inherits the security and consensus mechanism of that host chain. Transactions are validated by the underlying blockchain's standard mechanisms, not by any special INUS-specific technology. This is a common approach for community tokens, as it keeps costs low and deployment simple.
How is the supply of INUS structured?
The token has a hard cap of 500 trillion coins — a fixed maximum that can never be exceeded. This means no additional INUS can ever be minted beyond that limit, which is coded into the smart contract. Such a huge supply typically means each individual token trades at a very small unit price.
How can I store and use INUS tokens?
Since INUS is a blockchain token, you store it in any wallet that supports its host network — popular options include browser wallets like MetaMask or hardware wallets for longer-term storage. You can send and receive it like any crypto asset, using the same address system as the underlying chain. Always double-check the contract address before buying or transferring to avoid fake tokens with similar names.