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CatCoin is a United Kingdom-based community-driven meme coin ^{[1] [2]} project on Binance Smart Chain (BSC). ^[3] It offers a marketing wallet, staking Pools, NFT collections, and crypto games. ^{[4] [5]} CatCoin is the founding sponsor of the Cats for Vets. ^[6]

Miaoshi Nekomoto founded CatCoin on November 26, 2021, as a community-influenced crypto platform ^{[7] [3]} with a market cap of approximately $20,000 ($70 Million today). ^{[4] [1] [8]} Miaoshi renounced it shortly after its launch, and today Catcoin is wholly owned and run by its community. ^{[9] [5]}

CatCoin has over 45,000 holders and a centralized exchange of OKX and MEXC. ^[4] CatCoin is audited by SOLIDProof and CertiK. ^[9]

CatCoin and LBank Exchange, a global digital asset trading platform, partnered to ensure its listing in March 2022. ^[8] CatCoin incorporates Decentralized Autonomous Organisations (DAO) to allow the community to get involved in voting. The DAO enables $CATS holders to vote using their tokens as their voting power.^{[ citation needed]}

CatCoin participated in the crypto conventions in Dubai and Miami and intends to sponsor the Singapore crypto show in June 2022. ^[1]