SocialFi
Coins in the SocialFi category. 6 coins listed. Updated weekly.
SocialFi is a category of cryptocurrencies sharing common characteristics or use cases. Explore the listed coins and compare what they do and how they are categorized.
These groupings help you discover related projects; they are not endorsements. Category tags come from CoinGecko and may overlap. Sharing a category does not mean tokens have identical functions or confer the same rights.
Pump.fun began in January 2024 by turning token launch into an immediate bonding-curve market. Its later shift to permissionless PumpSwap migration reduced one operator-controlled handoff, while program administrators retained broad configuration powers. PUMP then tied platform revenue to open-market burns, but the project’s own disclaimer denies holders a revenue right or a promise of future purchases.
RealLink's REAL is the SocialFi token tied to reallink.vip, not a share in real estate or another RWA. Its June 2025 paper assigns tipping and in-app uses while denying ownership, profit, governance, debt and redemption rights. An August 2026 exchange swap moved support from a TRON contract to an owner-controlled BNB Chain OFT. Both ledgers reported supply on September 4, 2026, but the materials reviewed did not reconcile the difference.
AntFun combines a self-custody wallet, social rooms and trading tools. Its token story turns on whether that shared app creates defined benefits for ANTFUN holders.
KAITO is the fixed-supply Base token of Kaito’s crypto search and attention network. Its simple ERC-20 contract cannot change the company’s search models or reward rules; those powers sit in Kaito products, allocation wallets, voting interfaces and the separately administered sKAITO vault.
SWOP is the fixed-authority Solana token at GAeh…X1 beside Swop's multichain social wallet. Its supply and allocation are visible, while vesting, deployed staking, fee routing and live token governance remain unproven in the public record.
JELLYJELLY began as a Pump.fun mint and later became the tipping, wallet and event-payment unit inside JellyJelly; token ownership still conveys no ownership or vote in the company.