What is the current price of wojak?
The current price of wojak is $0.00000004528 with a 5.88% change in the last 24 hours.
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Wojak is a memecoin on Ethereum. It has no protocol, no product and no yield mechanism, and the project does not claim otherwise. Its entire premise is the Wojak meme, the simple MS Paint face also known as Feels Guy that spread through imageboards from the late 2000s onward and became shorthand online for whatever emotion the poster wanted to project.
This page describes one specific token. The contract is 0x8De39B057CC6522230AB19C0205080a8663331Ef on Ethereum, deployed on January 26, 2026, with 18 decimals. On-chain the name string is the lowercase "wojak" and the symbol is "WOJAK". That precision matters: several unrelated tokens have used the Wojak name and ticker over the years, including an older Ethereum token from 2023 with entirely different supply. Nothing on this page applies to those.
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There is no named team. The contract was deployed from 0x93aafa2a16E00d70f2caaeda937A0BAe33Ce6362 and the project presents itself as a community takeover, the pattern where holders organize around a token whose original deployer has stepped away. The site offers meme history rather than founder history, and no whitepaper, roadmap or legal entity is published. This is normal for the category, and it should be read as a fact about the risk profile rather than as a gap in the research: anonymity is the design.
The meme itself long predates any token. Wojak circulated for well over a decade on imageboards and social platforms before anyone attached a ticker to it, which is why the name has been reused so many times in crypto.
Wojak is a plain ERC-20 token. There is no staking contract, no treasury, no governance module and no revenue. Holding it does nothing except hold it. Transfers move balances and that is the whole mechanism.
Reading the deployed bytecode confirms a short list of relevant facts:
There is no mint function of any kind. Supply cannot be increased.
There is a burn entrypoint that takes an amount, so a holder can permanently destroy tokens from their own balance.
The ownership call returns the zero address, which means ownership has been renounced and no privileged account can change the contract's behavior.
There is no pause, blacklist or fee-setting function, consistent with the project's claim of zero transaction taxes.
There is very little to enumerate, and inventing more would be dishonest. What exists is:
None is claimed, and none should be inferred. WOJAK is a speculative meme asset. Its value rests entirely on attention, community activity and secondary market demand. There is no cash flow, no fee capture, no governance right and no redemption claim behind it.
The honest answer is the meme, not the technology. Wojak is one of the few internet characters with genuine cultural reach outside crypto, which gives the name recognition that a random new memecoin has to buy. The supply figure is itself a joke: 420,690,000,000,000 tokens, combining two of the most reused numbers in internet humor.
Technically, the contract is unremarkable by design, and for this category that is a point in its favor. Renounced ownership and the absence of a mint function remove the two most common ways memecoin holders get hurt by the deployer.
Compared with the larger meme assets, Wojak is a smaller, later, Ethereum-native token without an ecosystem attached. Some memecoins have accumulated genuine infrastructure over time, such as their own chains, merchandising operations or NFT collections. Wojak has not, and does not claim to be building one. Compared with memecoins on cheaper chains, an Ethereum token means higher transaction costs but settlement on the most liquid smart contract network.
The clearest practical difference from its closest rivals is the name collision problem. Buying "WOJAK" by ticker on the wrong venue or the wrong chain will get you a different asset entirely.
That is the complete list. Any description of Wojak as a payments network, a governance system or an investment product would be inaccurate.
Wojak inherits Ethereum's security. The token has no validator set or consensus of its own, so its settlement guarantees are Ethereum's proof-of-stake guarantees.
At the contract level, the meaningful protections are the ones listed above: no mint path, renounced ownership, no pause or blacklist, and no transfer fee logic. The project also states that the liquidity pool tokens were burned, which is the standard way of signaling that liquidity cannot be withdrawn by the deployer. Anyone considering the token should verify that burn transaction themselves rather than taking the claim on faith.
Wojak matters as culture rather than as infrastructure. It is a clean example of how internet iconography gets financialized: a drawing that circulated freely for a decade becomes a transferable asset, and a community forms around trading it. Understanding that dynamic is useful even for people who never intend to buy a memecoin, because it explains a meaningful share of on-chain activity and attention.
WOJAK trades primarily on Ethereum decentralized exchanges, where a wallet swaps directly against a liquidity pool. Always paste the contract address rather than searching the ticker.
The project lists availability on several centralized venues, including:
Listings for assets in this category change frequently, so confirm current availability before relying on any venue.
Because the token has 18 decimals and a very large unit count, balances will display with many digits. Confirm the contract address in your wallet before sending any amount.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of wojak is $0.00000004528 with a 5.88% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $20,112.03 representing a 34.90% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of wojak is $13,851,636, ranking #609 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of wojak is $19,048,677, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 420,690,000,000,000 WOJAK is in circulation.
Circulating: 305,913,353,305,515. Total: 305,913,353,305,515. Max: 420,690,000,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, wojak traded between a low of $0.00000004225 and a high of $0.0000000465.
WOJAK/USDTTether USDT0.00000004528 USDT
