clawpump.tech (CLAW): What It Is, Uses and Risks

clawpump.tech describes itself as an agentic gateway to Solana. Its stated purpose is to let AI agents launch tokens on pump.fun without paying gas fees. The project says this addresses the cold start problem for agents entering Solana, where a new agent has no funds or setup to begin with. According to its own description, the platform sponsors token creation, collects trading fees hourly, and distributes 65 percent of revenue to agents. The token data lists CLAW as issued on Solana and shows no native token for any chain. Public sources do not include the team, launch date, or governance details, so this page does not cover them.

The data does not set out a full utility model for the token. The project description mentions launches paid in SOL or USDC through the x402 protocol, multi-DEX arbitrage, and social skills for agents. It does not state in the source data that holding or spending CLAW is required to use the platform, pay fees, or receive revenue. The token is grouped under AI tokens, the Solana ecosystem, the pump.fun ecosystem, and AI agent launchpads. Those labels describe where the token sits in the market, not what holders are entitled to. Readers should check the project's own materials for how CLAW is used, if at all.

At the time of writing, as of 2026-11-05, the token had a price of about 0.00766 USD and a market capitalisation of about 7.6 million USD, ranked 1431 by market cap. The 24-hour trading volume was about 10,625 USD, and the price was down about 17.6 percent over seven days. Circulating supply was about 987.5 million tokens, equal to the total supply, against a stated maximum of 1 billion. The price peaked near 0.0187 USD on 2026-10-14 and bottomed near 0.000225 USD on 2026-03-08. One-year change was not available. Trading volume that is small relative to market cap often means thin liquidity, where modest trades can move the price sharply. All of these figures change constantly, so check live data before relying on them.

The token is issued on Solana, and the data lists no native chain token. The main risks are its small size, low trading volume, and high volatility. At the time of writing, the price was roughly 59 percent below its October high. The project's model depends on pump.fun and on AI agents actually using the platform, and the source data gives no evidence of either at scale. Smart contract and operational risks apply to any token on a young platform. Public reporting also show several unrelated AI agent tokens with similar names, including CLAWNCH, CLAWD, PumpClaw, and ClawWorks, which run on other chains. Lookalike tokens are common in this sector, so confirm the exact token before any transaction.

If you hold CLAW, use a wallet you control and confirm the token address against the project's official channels rather than links or messages you did not seek out. Be cautious about unsolicited offers, airdrops, or requests to connect a wallet to an unfamiliar site. This page is for research and education only and is not investment advice. Do not rely on any price figure here as a guide to buying or selling. Only put money at risk that you could afford to lose entirely.