COPPERINU Promoter him Aims to Airdrop Nearly All Supply, Market Cap Tops $20M

COPPERINU Promoter him Aims to Airdrop Nearly All Supply, Market Cap Tops $20M

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2026-08-29 15:21:35
him, the main promoter behind Robinhood Chain meme coin COPPERINU, says the project will adopt the ANSEM token model and conduct manual airdrops to the community. He said he plans to distribute nearly all of his supply. At the time of writing, COPPERINU's market capitalization had quickly pushed through $20 million and stood at $20.36 million, according to GMGN market data. The news follows an earlier move in which the token developer transferred 40% of the supply to the wallet of the crypto KOL him. He then said he wanted COPPERINU to include staking, claiming and burning features, and intended to use the allocated tokens for community airdrops. The meme concept traces back to a January tweet from crypto KOL Cobie, who joked that trading physical copper meant “Copper Inu” would not steal attention and that no one would keep issuing new copper products on Pump.fun. The same KOL previously helped spread COPPERINU when it was a Solana meme coin and is seen by the community as the narrative's “top holder” and main promoter. BlockBeats cautions that the token is highly volatile and users should invest carefully.

BlockBeats reported on Aug. 29 that him, the main driver of Robinhood Chain meme coin COPPERINU, said the project would follow the ANSEM token model and carry out manual airdrops for the community. “In the end, I will distribute nearly all of my supply,” he said.

According to GMGN, COPPERINU’s market cap had quickly passed $20 million by the time of writing, standing at $20.36 million. The token developer previously moved 40% of the supply to the wallet of crypto KOL him. In a later statement, him said he was willing to build the token with staking, claiming and burning functions, and planned to use that portion of tokens for community airdrops.

COPPERINU’s meme concept draws from a January tweet by crypto KOL Cobie, who joked that trading physical copper meant there was no need to worry about “Copper Inu” stealing attention, and that no one would keep launching new “copper products” on Pump.fun. The same KOL once led the spread of COPPERINU when it was a SOL-based meme coin, and the community regards him as the “top holder” and main narrative promoter of the token. BlockBeats reminds users that such tokens are highly volatile and investment decisions require caution.

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