Crappy Bird CTO

Crappy Bird CTO Price

CRAPPY

$0.00000159

84.70 % (1Y)

Crappy Bird CTO price chart

Crappy Bird CTO statistics

Price change (24h):

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High (24h):

$0.00

Low (24h):

$0.00

Volume (24h):

$0

Market Cap:

$1.90K

All Time High:

$0.004721 99.97%

Jul 21, 2025

All Time Low:

$0.00000081 97%

Sep 12, 2026

Market data updated Sep 24, 2026, 05:26 PM UTC

About Crappy Bird CTO

Crappy Bird (CRAPPY) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2025, birthed squarely within the Base ecosystem as a meme token that fuses absurdist humor with on-chain gambling. It positions itself as the irreverent, scrappy outlier next to the clean-cut frog avatars, a pigeon cousin to Matt Furie’s boys club who refuses to sing the same song.

The token anchors a fully on-chain crash betting game, a mechanic where degens stake CRAPPY tokens and watch a multiplier climb, trying to exit before the line plummets to zero. No off-chain oracle, no server dependency—just a smart contract on Base executing every wager. The friction it dissolves is twofold: monotony in meme coin holding and the clunky, centralized architecture that still plagues blockchain gambling interfaces.

The asset operates on the Base network, an Ethereum layer-2 rollup that settles transactions back to mainnet. The infrastructure inherits Ethereum’s security at fractions of a cent in gas, enabling the high-frequency micro-bets the crash game demands without congesting a validator set.

CRAPPY is an ERC-20 token deployed on Base under the contract 0xc8e51fefd7d595c217c7ab641513faa4ad522b26. The standard ensures it slots into any EVM wallet or composable DeFi routing on the chain. While the crash game’s logic sits inside its own set of contracts, the token’s transfer, approve, and transferFrom functions remain standard, with no rebase mechanics or exotic tokenomics muddying its behavior.

The project surfaced on May 18th, 2025, styled as meme coins 2.0—a deliberate break from static JPEG coins that rely purely on attention markets. No single founder’s name is prominently carved into the whitepaper; the entity operates under a collective pseudonymous front, using the “Crappy Bird” persona to mock the self-seriousness of earlier meme cycles while building a functional betting primitive. The Base-native positioning was chosen deliberately, tapping into a chain that had become a petri dish for social and memetic experiments.

The overarching aim is to onboard mainstream gamers by wrapping crypto speculation in a sticky, familiar format—the crash curve—without demanding any grasp of liquidity pools or staking derivatives. It’s an attempt to dissolve the psychological barrier between casual mobile gamers and on-chain interaction, using a pigeon mascot as the vector of absurdity that lowers the perceived entry cost.

Mechanically, the token functions solely as the wagering unit inside the crash game. A player approves a spend, commits CRAPPY to a round, and the smart contract holds those tokens in escrow until the player cashes out or the multiplier crashes. There is no staking module, no governance wrapper, no revenue share—the entire utility orbit is the betting loop, which burns no supply and mints nothing new during gameplay.

Validators or node operators have no direct interaction with the token; only players do. A user acquires CRAPPY on the single active exchange pair, transfers it to a non-custodial wallet like MetaMask, connects to the game interface at game.crappybird.wtf, and sets a bet size. The protocol locks the tokens, initiates the round, and any profit or remaining principal returns to the same address on exit. Liquidity providers in the token’s Base pool earn fees from trading volume, but the token itself does not auto-emit rewards for holding.

Crappy Bird has a maximum supply of 1,200,000,000 tokens. Currently, 1,197,649,937.63 are in circulation, leaving a razor-thin margin of unissued tokens still dormant in the contract. With a market capitalization of $11,294.58, Crappy Bird ranks #9,653 among all cryptocurrencies.

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$230M

cumulative aum

6 years

live trading track record

20k+

clients

2015

year of company foundation

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Crappy Bird CTO FAQ

  • Crappy Bird (CRAPPY) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2025, birthed squarely within the Base ecosystem as a meme token that fuses absurdist humor with on-chain gambling. Crappy Bird CTO is a token on the Base network.
  • Crappy Bird CTO (CRAPPY) is trading at $0.00000159.
  • The market capitalization of Crappy Bird CTO is $1.9K. It ranks #15386 among cryptocurrencies by market cap. 1.2B CRAPPY are in circulation. The maximum supply is 1.2B CRAPPY.
  • Crappy Bird CTO reached its all-time high of $0.004721 on July 21, 2025. The current price is 100% below that peak. Its all-time low was $0.00000081 on September 12, 2026. Today's price is 97.2% above that low.
  • The CRAPPY price changed by +97.2% over 7 days, +18% over 30 days, and -84.7% over the past year.

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