What is the current price of Vine Coin?
The current price of Vine Coin is $0.00744 with a 2.61% change in the last 24 hours.
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Vine Coin is a memecoin on Solana. It has no protocol, no revenue model, and no technical roadmap, and its own official site says so in as many words: the coins are "an expression of support for, and engagement with, the ideals and beliefs" attached to the symbol, and are "not intended to be, or the subject of, an investment opportunity."
That is the honest starting point, and it is the most useful thing a reader can know before going further. VINE is a cultural token attached to the memory of Vine, the six-second looping video app that shaped a generation of internet humor before it was shut down in 2017.
Because the word "vine" is generic and several unrelated tokens have used it, this page describes exactly one asset: the SPL token on Solana with the mint address 6AJcP7wuLwmRYLBNbi825wgguaPsWzPBEHcHndpRpump, which is the address published on the project's own site. Anything at a different mint address is a different token, regardless of what it calls itself.
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The token was launched on January 18, 2025 by Rus Yusupov, one of the co-founders of the original Vine application. Vine launched in 2012, was acquired by Twitter shortly before its public debut, and was discontinued in 2017. Yusupov publicly confirmed the launch himself, which is the reason this token is distinguishable from the many copies that appeared alongside it.
Attention around the launch was amplified by public speculation, including comments from Elon Musk, about reviving Vine in some form on X. That speculation is context for why the token drew interest. It is not a commitment, and it does not create any relationship between the token and the Vine trademark or archive, which the token holder does not own.
Holding VINE confers no equity, no claim on any revived product, and no governance rights over anything. Treat it as a collectible tied to a cultural moment, not as a stake in a company.
VINE is a plain SPL token. It has no smart contract logic of its own beyond the standard Solana token program, which means there is no tax on transfers, no rebasing, no reflection mechanism, and no automated buyback.
It was created through pump.fun, the Solana launchpad. The pump suffix on the mint address is the vanity marker that launchpad appends, and it is a reliable tell about origin. Pump.fun launches begin on a bonding curve and, once enough has been bought, migrate liquidity to a decentralized exchange pool. From that point the token trades like any other SPL asset.
There is no protocol utility. VINE is not staked, is not burned by any automatic mechanism, does not pay fees to holders, and does not unlock anything.
What it does have is a verifiable supply structure, and that is worth checking rather than trusting.
A direct read of the Solana mainnet RPC on September 11, 2026 returned the following for the mint account:
Both authorities being revoked is the meaningful result. With no mint authority, no new VINE can ever be created. With no freeze authority, no one can freeze a holder's token account. This is the standard configuration for a pump.fun launch, and in this case the chain confirms it rather than a marketing page asserting it.
The nominal supply is 1,000,000,000 VINE. The mint currently reports very slightly less than that, which is consistent with small amounts having been burned since launch. There is no inflation and no cap to describe beyond what was minted at creation, because the ability to mint is gone.
The project site states that 5 percent of the total supply was locked in a development wallet, with a stated unlock date of August 31, 2026. That date has now passed. Earlier coverage from the launch period cited a shorter initial lock, so the commitment appears to have been extended at least once. Anyone treating that allocation as a factor should verify the wallet's current state on-chain rather than relying on any published statement, including this one.
Most memecoins are anonymous. This one is not. It was launched and publicly acknowledged by a named co-founder of the product it references, which is unusual and removes one specific category of doubt, namely whether the launch was an impersonation.
That is genuinely the differentiator. It is not a technical one, and it does not change the risk profile of holding a memecoin.
Dogwifhat, Popcat, and Bonk are community-originated Solana memecoins built around images or in-jokes with no identifiable owner of the underlying reference. VINE is built around a real product with real intellectual property, owned by a third party, launched by someone associated with that product's history but not with its current rights.
Compared with celebrity or political tokens launched around the same period, VINE was framed from the start as commemorative rather than promotional, and the official site carries explicit disclaimers rather than promises.
Compared with any token that has a working protocol behind it, the difference is simply that there is nothing to evaluate on fundamentals. Price here is a function of attention.
Security at the token level is inherited from Solana and from the revoked mint and freeze authorities described above. There is no separate contract to audit, which removes a common class of exploit but also removes any protocol-level protection.
The realistic threats are not technical. They are impersonation tokens using the same name and ticker, fake sites and airdrop pages harvesting wallet approvals, and liquidity concentration. Verify the mint address against the official site every single time. A ticker is not an identifier on Solana; the mint address is.
VINE is a clear example of a category that emerged in 2025: tokens launched by the actual people behind a well-known internet product, distributed permissionlessly, with disclaimers rather than promises. Whether or not it holds interest, the pattern is worth understanding, as is the habit of verifying a token's mint authorities directly instead of accepting a supply narrative at face value.
VINE trades primarily on Solana decentralized exchanges and aggregators, and is listed on a number of centralized venues. The official site links to a consumer purchase route. Availability varies by jurisdiction.
VINE has been listed on venues including:
Memecoin listings are frequently added and removed. Confirm on the venue directly.
VINE can be held:
Before receiving or swapping, confirm the mint address matches the one published on the official site. Revoke stale token approvals periodically, and be skeptical of any page offering a VINE airdrop or migration.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Vine Coin is $0.00744 with a 2.61% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $60,550.91 representing a 17.63% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of Vine Coin is $7,439,936, ranking #712 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Vine Coin is $7,440,174, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 VINE is in circulation.
Circulating: 999,968,013. Total: 999,968,013. Max: 1,000,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, Vine Coin traded between a low of $0.007415 and a high of $0.007665.
VINE/USDTTether USDT0.00744 USDT
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