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The current price of Cookie DAO is $0.009022 with a 5.20% change in the last 24 hours.
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Cookie DAO is a crypto data and analytics project whose token, COOKIE, is used for staking, for access to its data products, and for governance. Because "cookie" is an extremely generic name and several unrelated tokens have used it, the asset described here is the one deployed at 0xC0041EF357B183448B235a8Ea73Ce4E4eC8c265F, the same address on Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Base. A live read on September 11, 2026 returned the name "Cookie" and the symbol "COOKIE" on all three networks. A token that does not match that address is a different project.
The ecosystem spans two linked brands. Cookie3 is the enterprise analytics business, describing itself as an "AI data layer for Web3" with behavioral analytics, attribution, and campaign intelligence. Cookie.fun is the trader-facing surface, which began as an index and mindshare ranking for AI agent tokens. As of September 2026 cookie.fun redirects to pro.cookie.fun, presented as "Cookie AI," a chat-driven research interface over the project's data with custom dashboards, a public API, and connectors that let ChatGPT, Claude, and other MCP-compatible tools query the same endpoints.
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Cookie3 launched first as a Web3 marketing analytics company, and Cookie DAO emerged alongside it as the community and token layer. The COOKIE token was introduced in the second quarter of 2024. Cookie.fun followed and found its audience during the AI agent token cycle, where a ranking of agents by "mindshare" across social and on-chain signals became its best known feature.
The project does not put a single founder name at the center of its public materials, and primary documentation of individual founders is limited. What the record clearly shows is a consistent shift from marketing analytics, to an AI agent index, to a general crypto research and data-serving product.
Data collection The project joins on-chain activity with off-chain social signals, described in its own materials as a multi-terabyte data layer covering wallets, projects, creators, and posts.
Scoring and ranking Raw data becomes derived metrics. The best known is mindshare, a relative attention measure for a project or agent, alongside sentiment, wallet distribution, and creator-level statistics.
Serving Access comes through the web application, a public API, and MCP connectors that let external AI assistants pull the same endpoints. Listed capabilities include search, project lookups, creator lookups, and post retrieval.
Token gating and payment Staked COOKIE gates advanced features, and the token pays for API access. The project has described a split in which part of the tokens spent on API subscriptions is burned and the rest goes to the treasury. Parameters have been revised over time, so check current documentation before relying on a number.
COOKIE is used for:
The cross-chain mechanics are worth stating precisely, because they are often described loosely. COOKIE is a LayerZero omnichain fungible token. Reading the deployed bytecode on both Ethereum and BNB Chain confirms the OFT interface, including endpoint, peers, setPeer, quoteSend, and send, and there is no public mint or burn entry point for ordinary callers. In an OFT design, moving tokens between chains burns them on the source and mints them on the destination, so the balance held by any one network changes while the global total does not. A live read on September 11, 2026 found the BNB Chain and Base deployments together accounting for the full one billion token issuance, with the Ethereum deployment holding none of it at that moment. That is normal OFT behavior, not evidence of a supply change.
One consequence deserves attention: the OFT contracts expose an owner that can set peers. That is standard in LayerZero deployments, but it is a trust assumption, and more centralized than a "fixed supply token" framing alone suggests.
Cookie DAO's edge is that it joined two datasets most analytics products keep apart: social attention and on-chain behavior, at the level of individual creators and wallets. The mindshare metric that made cookie.fun popular is only possible because both sides are present.
The second differentiator is distribution. Rather than assuming users come to a dashboard, the project pushed its data outward through an API and MCP connectors, so an AI assistant can query it directly. For a data business, being where the analysis happens is more defensible than owning a chart.
Cookie DAO is not a blockchain, and that is the first clarification worth making. It is an application and data layer whose token lives on other chains. Compared with adjacent projects:
There are two distinct security questions. The token's security is straightforward: COOKIE is a standard LayerZero OFT, so it inherits the security of each host chain and of the messaging configuration chosen by the deployer, including the verifier and executor settings on each route. The owner key that can set peers is a meaningful part of that surface.
The data product's integrity is a different matter and is not cryptographically enforced. Mindshare, sentiment, and similar scores are computed off chain by the project, and users take them on trust as they would with any commercial analytics vendor. Holding the token verifies nothing about whether the numbers are right.
Cookie DAO is a clear example of a crypto project that sells information rather than block space. It showed that an attention metric built from combined social and on-chain data could become a reference point for a whole token category, and it moved early to serve that data to AI assistants rather than only to human dashboards. Whether the token capture mechanism holds up is a separate question from whether the data product is useful.
COOKIE is available on centralized exchanges and on decentralized venues on the chains where it is deployed. Availability varies by jurisdiction. Because the token uses the same address on Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Base, confirm which network a venue is crediting or debiting before you withdraw.
COOKIE is often available on:
After purchase, COOKIE can be held:
Verify the network and exact contract address before every deposit or withdrawal, since symbol collisions are common with a name this generic.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Cookie DAO is $0.009022 with a 5.20% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $220,977 representing a 48.71% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of Cookie DAO is $6,360,651, ranking #726 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Cookie DAO is $9,022,043, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 COOKIE is in circulation.
Circulating: 705,012,213. Total: 999,892,387. Max: 1,000,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, Cookie DAO traded between a low of $0.009025 and a high of $0.009862.
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