Roaring Kitty (ROAR): Uses, Supply and Risks

Roaring Kitty (ROAR) is presented as a meme coin inspired by the online figure associated with the GameStop short squeeze and retail-trading movement. Its theme connects it to meme culture and stock-market commentary, but that connection does not make it a share in GameStop or AMC, or give holders rights in either company. The project describes itself as community-owned and says it was established in September 2022; public sources do not independently establish a launch date.

No specific payment, governance, or application utility is stated for ROAR. Treat it as a community and speculation-oriented token unless reliable project documentation identifies additional functions. A token’s theme or community claims alone do not create a legal claim, voting right, or promise of value. ROAR is also a ticker used by other crypto assets, so the ticker by itself is not enough to identify the token you intend to use.

The stated supply is 1 billion ROAR. Circulating, total, and maximum supply are each listed as 1 billion, which indicates no additional supply beyond that stated maximum in the token facts. This does not establish how tokens are distributed among holders or whether all deployments use identical contracts.

ROAR is listed as issued on Ethereum, Solana, and Shibarium, and is not identified as the native token of any of those networks. A token deployed on one network is not automatically interchangeable with a token using the same name or ticker elsewhere. Nor does the presence of several deployments by itself prove that an official bridge exists. Before sending or swapping, confirm the network and the exact contract address through reliable project information. Public sources do not provide contract addresses, so they are not enough to identify a verified deployment on any of the three networks.

As of 2026-11-05, ROAR was listed at about $0.0011, with an approximate market capitalization of $1.1 million and 24-hour trading volume of about $370,000. These are time-sensitive figures, not a measure of the project’s quality or a guarantee that you can trade at those levels. Prices and liquidity can change quickly, and reported market data may vary across venues or token deployments.

The recorded all-time high was about $0.0151 on 2024-10-31, and the recorded all-time low was about $0.0000035 on 2024-11-21. Past highs and lows are historical reference points, not forecasts. ROAR’s stated meme-coin focus and the absence of a described utility can leave demand particularly dependent on attention and sentiment. This information is for general understanding, not a recommendation to buy or sell.

The project’s description says that liquidity-provider tokens have been burned and that the contract has been renounced. These are project claims, not a guarantee that trading is safe or that the token cannot be affected by other risks. A burned liquidity position may reduce one way a team could withdraw liquidity, but it does not ensure that enough liquidity remains for a sale. Renouncing a contract may limit certain administrative changes, but it does not remove market, technical, or operational risks.

Meme tokens can experience sharp price swings, thin liquidity, concentrated ownership, and sudden drops in attention. A claim of community ownership does not by itself show how widely tokens are held or whether holders coordinate. ROAR’s presence on multiple networks also raises the risk of confusing genuine deployments with unrelated tokens using the same ticker. Check token details carefully, and only risk funds you can afford to lose.

ROAR can generally be held in a wallet that supports the network and token standard for the particular deployment you choose. Public sources do not identify the relevant contract addresses or specify which wallets support each version, so verify those details before adding or receiving a token. A wallet showing a token named ROAR does not, on its own, prove that it is the intended asset.

Keep your recovery phrase and private keys private, and do not enter them into websites or share them with anyone claiming to help with a transaction. Take care when approving token swaps or other contract interactions, since a wallet approval can allow a smart contract to move assets. If using a custodial exchange, check that it supports the exact ROAR asset and network you intend to use; deposits to an unsupported network may be difficult or impossible to recover.