What is the current price of Comedian?
The current price of Comedian is $0.05662 with a 5.43% change in the last 24 hours.
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Comedian is a Solana meme coin named after Maurizio Cattelan's artwork Comedian, a banana duct-taped to a wall. It launched on pump.fun in October 2024, and its mint address carries the "pump" suffix that identifies tokens created there. The project claims no technical utility. Its website calls the token satire, saying meme coin value "is often inflated by internet trends and social media influence rather than intrinsic utility or technical innovation."
Official resources:
There is no whitepaper, documentation or public code repository.
BAN was created by Michael Bouhanna, then head of digital art and NFTs at Sotheby's, who confirmed authorship on X after the token drew attention. He described launching it "on the Pump.Fun platform as a spontaneous project" and said Sotheby's had no affiliation with it. The launch followed news that an edition was heading to auction, and he faced public accusations of insider trading, which he denied.
The artwork history is often misstated, including on the project's site, which says the 2019 work "sold at Sotheby's for $120,000." The first of three editions actually sold for about that at Art Basel Miami Beach in December 2019 through the Perrotin gallery. Sotheby's came later, selling a second edition in New York in November 2024 to Justin Sun.
BAN is an ordinary SPL token with six decimals. It has no staking contract, fee mechanism, burn schedule or governance module. It inherits Solana's speed and low fees, and that is the whole story.
The launch mechanism defines its supply structure. Tokens created on pump.fun begin on a bonding curve with a fixed one billion token supply and no further minting. Once the curve fills, liquidity is commonly described as migrating to an automated market maker with initial liquidity burned and mint authority revoked. Verify that on a Solana explorer rather than on trust.
BAN has no protocol utility: no governance rights, no fee share, no staking yield and no claim on any entity. Its roles are limited to the following:
The distinguishing feature is provenance, not technology. BAN is one of the few meme coins tied to a documented artwork and a named creator inside the art market. The narrative is clean: a work about arbitrary value, tokenized into an asset whose value is also arbitrary.
Bonk (BONK) built integrations and a broad airdrop across Solana, while BAN has no ecosystem strategy beyond community content. dogwifhat (WIF) draws on an anonymous internet meme, whereas BAN's comes from the art world and has a named creator answerable for it.
Security here means Solana's security, not the project's. The token uses the standard SPL token program rather than custom code, removing a large class of bespoke bugs. What is absent matters equally: no audited protocol, no multisig treasury and no operational controls, because there is no protocol to secure.
BAN matters less as an investment thesis than as a documented moment where the art market and meme coin speculation collided. A work built to interrogate arbitrary value produced a token doing the same thing, launched by an insider at the auction house selling it.
BAN trades primarily on Solana decentralized exchanges, and the official site routes buyers to a DEX Screener page for its pools. Several centralized exchanges list it, including Bitget, with a BAN to USDT spot market. Match the mint address before trading.
BAN is an SPL token, so any Solana wallet holds it, including Phantom and Solflare. Ledger supports Solana for larger positions. Keeping it on an exchange is reasonable for active traders but adds account risk to a volatile asset. Add the token by mint address, not by name.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Comedian is $0.05662 with a 5.43% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $131,672 representing a 175.67% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of Comedian is $56,617,510, ranking #284 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Comedian is $56,619,669, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 BAN is in circulation.
Circulating: 999,961,859. Total: 999,961,859. Max: 1,000,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, Comedian traded between a low of $0.0529 and a high of $0.05728.

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