Animecoin (ANIME): What It Is, Uses and Risks

Animecoin (ANIME) is a token that its project describes as backed by Azuki, a Web3 anime brand. The project says it wants to turn the anime ecosystem into a community-driven creative economy, where fans and creators collaborate on the direction of anime culture. It describes this as an idea it calls Anime 2.0. The token is listed with the categories meme coins and NFT tokens, and data sources also group it under NFT, anime-themed, and airdrop-related labels. Public sources do not include a launch date or a consensus mechanism, so this page does not state either. Beyond the project's own description, public detail on how the project is governed or what it has built is limited in the material available for this page. Readers should treat the project's own wording as a statement of intent rather than a verified record of results.

Public sources do not say exactly what ANIME is used for in practice. The project description talks about fans and creators shaping anime culture together, but it does not list specific functions such as voting, access rights, rewards or payments. Because of that gap, this page does not describe a utility that has been confirmed. Holding a token tied to a community project does not by itself give any particular right or benefit, and readers should check the project's official materials for any stated use before drawing conclusions. Where a token is linked to NFTs or airdrops, its purpose can also change over time as the project changes. A clear, current description of token use is something readers should look for directly from the project rather than assume from branding.

Supply data supplied for 2026-11-05 shows about 5.54 billion ANIME in circulation, out of a total and maximum supply of 10 billion. That means roughly 55 percent of the maximum supply was circulating at the time of writing, with the rest not yet in circulation according to the data. At the same date, the price was about 0.0026 US dollars, the market capitalization about 14.5 million US dollars, and the fully diluted valuation about 26.1 million US dollars. The 24-hour trading volume was about 3.1 million US dollars. The token's market capitalization rank in the data was 1017. These figures change constantly. The supplied record shows an all-time high of about 0.186 US dollars on 2025-01-23 and an all-time low of about 0.0023 US dollars on 2026-08-14. Over seven days the price was down about 6.8 percent, and over one year about 61.7 percent, at the time of writing. Future unlocks or changes in circulating supply could affect price, but this page makes no prediction.

Public information shows two chains on which ANIME is issued: Arbitrum and Ethereum. It does not list ANIME as the native token of any blockchain. An issued token is one that runs on top of an existing network through smart contracts, so its behavior depends on both the contract code and the health of the host chain. Readers should confirm which contract address is official, since copies of tokens with the same name and symbol can exist on other networks or in scam listings. Bridging a token between chains can add extra steps and risks. Before interacting with any token, it is sensible to check the contract on a block explorer for the chain in question and to be cautious about links or wallet prompts that claim to offer ANIME. This page does not include contract addresses, and it does not endorse any specific exchange, wallet or bridge.

ANIME has a high level of volatility, as the all-time high and low in the data show. Low market capitalization relative to trading activity, large gaps between circulating and total supply, and token unlocks can all put pressure on price. Tokens linked to meme culture and NFT communities often depend heavily on attention, which can shift quickly. The project's own description is promotional and has not been independently verified in the material provided. Smart contract bugs, phishing, fake tokens and scam airdrops are common risks for tokens of this kind. Anyone holding ANIME should use a wallet they control, keep recovery phrases private and never share them, and verify contract addresses before trading. Storing tokens on an exchange means relying on that exchange's security and terms. Only hold an amount you can afford to lose. This page is for general information and is not financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell.