Owning TSUKI: Uses, Supply and Risks

TSUKI is a Solana-based, cat-themed meme token. Its name refers to the Japanese word for “moon,” and its project description uses moon imagery and growth as branding. The stated purpose is that of a meme coin; no specific payment, governance, staking or other token utility is described. Don’t assume TSUKI gives you rights in a company or access to a service.

That distinction matters if you are deciding what holding it means. A meme token’s value may depend heavily on attention, trading demand and community activity rather than revenue or a required use. Those can change quickly, and a project’s branding is not a promise of future value. Treat TSUKI as a high-risk crypto asset, and only hold an amount you can afford to lose.

TSUKI is issued on Solana, rather than serving as the native coin of a blockchain. You will need a wallet that supports Solana tokens (SPL tokens) to receive and store it. A Solana wallet such as Phantom may support SPL tokens, but the wallet name or token ticker alone does not prove that a displayed asset is the right TSUKI.

Before buying or accepting a transfer, check the token’s exact Solana mint address against Tsuki’s official channels. Tickers can be reused, and sending tokens to an incompatible address or the wrong asset can be difficult or impossible to reverse. If a wallet does not display TSUKI automatically, importing a token by its verified mint address is safer than selecting a lookalike. Solana transactions also require SOL for network fees, so keep a small amount of SOL in the wallet for transfers.

TSUKI has about 949.2 million tokens in circulation, with total supply also reported at about 949.2 million. Its stated maximum supply is 1 billion. That means roughly 95% of the maximum is already counted as circulating, leaving a gap of about 50.8 million tokens between the reported circulation and the cap.

A maximum supply is a limit, not proof that the remaining amount will be issued or distributed. Check whether the project publishes current mint controls, token-holder allocations or a plan for any unissued tokens before relying on assumptions about dilution. Supply figures can also differ between trackers, so use the verified mint address when checking balances and token data. A large circulating supply by itself does not tell you what one token should be worth; market demand and available liquidity matter too.

For self-custody, keep your wallet’s recovery phrase offline and private. Never share it with someone claiming they need it to verify, upgrade or unlock your TSUKI. A hardware wallet that supports Solana can keep signing keys offline, but you still need to protect its recovery phrase. Confirm the receiving address and mint carefully, and consider a small test transfer before sending a larger amount.

TSUKI carries the usual risks of a small meme token: sharp price moves, thin liquidity, impersonator tokens and loss of access if you lose your keys. As a dated snapshot, on 2026-11-08 its reported price was about $0.0029, market capitalization about $2.7 million and 24-hour trading volume about $27,000. Those figures can change quickly and do not guarantee that you can sell at a displayed price. Verify the token identity and the amount of liquidity on the venue you plan to use before trading.