WOJAK (WOJAK): What It Is, Uses and Risks

WOJAK ($WOJAK) is a meme token on the Ethereum network. It is named after the Wojak drawing, also known as Feels Guy, a character that began on European imageboards around 2009 to 2010 and later spread across Reddit, 4chan and social media. The project describes itself as a community revival effort that puts this cultural symbol on-chain. Its public materials say the token has transparent tokenomics and permanently locked liquidity. Because several unrelated projects have used the Wojak name, readers should confirm they are looking at the Ethereum token that carries the WOJAK symbol and the contract address shown in the project's official channels and on a block explorer.

According to the project, WOJAK has no purpose beyond its role as a cultural and community token. It is presented as a way for holders to take part in a meme community, share in social activity, and trade on decentralized exchanges. The project does not claim that the token gives access to products, services, governance power or revenue. The project also says the token has zero transaction taxes and that the contract has been renounced, which means the developer no longer holds special control over the contract. These are the project's own claims, and we have not verified them independently. Anyone considering the token should treat it as a speculative collectible rather than a tool with a defined function.

As of 2026-11-05, the market data showed a price of about $0.00000004243 per WOJAK, a market capitalization of about $13.0 million and a 24-hour trading volume of about $871,854. The token ranked 1,078th by market capitalization at that time. Over the previous seven days the price fell about 6.8 percent. The all-time high was about $0.000000174, recorded on 2026-06-20, and the all-time low was about $0.0000000132, recorded on 2026-03-28. The data lists a circulating supply of about 305.9 trillion tokens, equal to the total supply shown, and a maximum supply of about 420.7 trillion. Those figures describe the position at one point in time and change as trading continues.

The token data lists Ethereum as the chain on which WOJAK is issued. It does not list a native chain, since WOJAK is an ERC-20 style token that runs on another network's infrastructure. Some public reporting mentions a Robinhood Chain version of a WOJAK token, and a separate page refers to a different project with a similar name that operates on other exchanges. These reports conflict with the Ethereum data, and we could not confirm the Robinhood Chain claims. A token with the same name on another network is a separate asset with its own contract, liquidity and risks. Before buying, readers should check which network and contract address they are actually interacting with.

WOJAK is a meme token with no stated utility, so its value depends mainly on community interest and trading activity. Prices of tokens like this can rise and fall sharply within a short period, and the data shows a wide gap between the June high and the March low. Liquidity is central to the risk profile. The project says the liquidity pool was permanently burned, which would mean the liquidity cannot be withdrawn, but that claim should be checked on a block explorer before relying on it. Scam tokens often copy names and logos, so readers should compare addresses carefully. For storage, a self-custody wallet keeps control of the keys, and a hardware wallet adds a further layer of protection. Only send tokens to a wallet that supports Ethereum tokens, and never share a seed phrase with anyone.