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Book of Meme (BOME) is a Solana-based meme coin launched in March 2024 by the pseudonymous crypto artist Darkfarms. Its stated purpose is to preserve internet meme culture permanently by storing memes on decentralized storage networks such as Arweave and IPFS, compiled into an ever-growing on-chain "book." BOME has a fixed supply of 69,000,000,420 tokens, all of which are in circulation, and it trades on more than 50 exchanges including Binance, OKX, Bybit, KuCoin, and Gate. The token hit an all-time high of roughly $0.027 within days of launch and, as of September 2026, trades well below that level, with price driven primarily by meme-sector sentiment, whale activity, and broader crypto market cycles rather than a formal development roadmap.
Book of Meme is an experimental Web3 project that sets out to solve a surprisingly real problem: memes are ephemeral. Image hosts shut down, platforms delete accounts, and file formats break. The cultural artifacts that define internet history routinely vanish.
BOME's answer is to treat memes as historical documents worth archiving permanently. Rather than tokenizing each meme individually like earlier NFT experiments, Book of Meme stores meme files on decentralized storage protocols, primarily Arweave (which offers "pay once, store forever" permanence) and IPFS (content-addressed distributed storage). These files are compiled into a growing digital "book," a public archive of meme culture that no single company controls.
The BOME token is the Solana-native asset attached to this vision. Solana was chosen for its high throughput and sub-cent transaction fees, which Darkfarms described as making it the "most degen chain" for a meme experiment.
Meme Library: A permanent, decentralized archive of memes stored on Arweave and IPFS, released under CC0 so anyone can freely reuse the content.
Meme Creation Tools: On-chain tools for creating and enhancing memes, including distortion and "noise-and-glitch" aesthetics associated with Darkfarms' own artistic style.
Decentralized Social Layer: A long-term ambition to build a social platform where memes are the primary unit of interaction and creators can monetize viral moments directly on-chain.
It is important to distinguish between the vision and the deliverables. As covered later in this guide, BOME's MiCA whitepaper explicitly states the token offers no utility beyond speculation and transferability and carries no development commitments. The archive concept remains the project's identity, but BOME should be understood as a culture-driven meme coin first.
Darkfarms is a pseudonymous digital artist best known for Pepe the Frog-themed artwork and for SMOWL, a 2022 NFT collection of pixelated Pepe characters. Within the crypto-art community, Darkfarms had a substantial following and reputation before BOME, which explains why the March 2024 announcement of an "experimental project poised to redefine web3 culture" attracted immediate, outsized attention.
Unlike most meme-coin creators, who are anonymous developers with no public body of work, Darkfarms brought artistic credibility and an existing audience. This "respected origin story" is repeatedly cited by analysts as one reason BOME retained a collector-oriented community long after the initial hype faded.
After BOME's launch, Darkfarms channeled the token's newfound liquidity back toward artists. In late March 2024, Darkfarms sold a 1/1 Bitcoin Ordinals inscription for 18,888,888 BOME (about $275,000 at the time) and kicked off a series of BOME-denominated art auctions by fellow artists including _0ND1, Chrome Void, Chris Granneberg, and Emmy Walka. This positioned BOME as one of the first meme coins used as a medium of exchange for crypto art.
Darkfarms remains the project's public face via the @Darkfarms1 X account, but there is no formal foundation, DAO, or corporate entity managing Book of Meme.
Book of Meme launched via a presale in the early hours of Thursday, March 14, 2024. Participants sent SOL to a designated wallet in exchange for a share of the token supply. The presale raised over 10,000 SOL (roughly $2 million at the time) in a matter of hours, and trading opened the same day on Orca's Whirlpool DEX.
Within 48 hours, BOME's market capitalization peaked at roughly $1.46 billion. The catalyst was Binance: after first listing BOME perpetual futures with up to 50x leverage, Binance announced a spot listing on March 16, 2024. FXStreet reported BOME climbing nearly 300% in a single day, with the price reaching about $0.019 at the time of writing and the market cap approaching $1 billion. One tracked wallet converted 12,721 SOL (about $2.3 million) into 314 million BOME and more than doubled its money within a day.
BOME briefly ranked in the top 130 cryptocurrencies by market cap. Beeple, the world's best-known digital artist, paid tribute to the rally in his daily "Everydays" artwork, and the token's success spawned an entire "presale meta" on Solana in which copycat launches raised over $122 million but failed to replicate BOME's returns.
BOME secured listings on OKX, Bybit, KuCoin, Gate, HTX, and dozens of other venues. The success also produced unrelated imitators such as "BOME 2.0," "BOME AI," and "BOME 3.0," none of which are connected to Darkfarms or the original project. Buyers should verify the contract address before purchasing.
Like nearly every meme coin from the spring 2024 cycle, BOME retraced sharply from its all-time high. It traded between roughly $0.001 and $0.015 through 2024, then drifted lower through 2025. A 27% two-day rally in August 2025 briefly revived attention, and the meme-coin sector's Q2 2025 resurgence to about $54 billion in total market cap provided periodic lifts.
BOME printed a cycle low of about $0.00035 on February 28, 2026 (Messari), roughly 98.7% below its peak. It has since traded in a range, with rallies in April and August 2026 tied to sector-wide meme rotations. Details are in the news section below.
Arweave is a blockchain-like "permaweb" where users pay a one-time fee to store data indefinitely. Data is replicated across a global network of miners incentivized to hold it forever. For a meme archive, this solves the link-rot problem: once a meme is uploaded to Arweave, it should remain retrievable as long as the network exists.
The InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) identifies files by a cryptographic hash of their content rather than by location. This means a meme stored on IPFS can be retrieved from any node holding a copy, and its integrity can be verified. IPFS complements Arweave by providing fast, decentralized distribution.
Memes archived through Book of Meme are compiled into a structured, browsable library, the metaphorical "book." Each entry is released under the CC0 license, placing it in the public domain so it can be reused, remixed, and redistributed without permission.
The BOME token itself is a standard SPL token on Solana. It is not required to pay Arweave storage fees (those are paid in AR) and does not gate access to the archive, which is public. The token's connection to the archive is cultural and community-based rather than mechanical. This distinction matters for anyone evaluating BOME's fundamentals.
Total supply: 69,000,000,420 BOME, a figure chosen as an intentional meme-culture reference (69 and 420).
Circulating supply: Approximately 68.9–69 billion, effectively 100% of supply.
Inflation: None. No minting authority, no emissions, no staking rewards.
Vesting or unlocks: None. Because all tokens circulated from launch, there are no scheduled team or investor unlock events that could trigger supply shocks.
At launch, the supply was split roughly as follows:
The transparency of this distribution, and the fact that the presale was public and fair-launch style, is frequently cited as a reason BOME avoided the "rug pull" reputation that plagued many 2024 presale tokens.
The verified Solana contract for BOME is ukHH6c7mMyiWCf1b9pnWe25TSpkDDt3H5pQZgZ74J82. Always verify this address on Solscan or CoinGecko before trading on a DEX, since numerous imitation tokens use the BOME name.
For European Union listings under the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation, Bitstamp published a MiCA-compliant whitepaper for BOME dated July 28, 2025. The document defines BOME as an "experimental Solana-based memecoin" and states that the token currently offers no utility beyond speculation and transferability, with no promised rights, obligations, access to goods or services, or future development plans. This is the most authoritative public description of what BOME holders are and are not entitled to.
BOME's dominant use case is trading. It is one of the most liquid Solana meme coins relative to its market cap, with a volume-to-market-cap ratio that frequently exceeds 100%. Traders use BOME as a high-beta proxy for Solana meme-sector momentum.
BOME has a track record as a currency for art auctions, beginning with Darkfarms' Ordinals sale in March 2024. Artists in the Pepe and crypto-art communities have periodically priced work in BOME.
Holding BOME signals alignment with the meme-preservation ethos and the Darkfarms art community. In the frog-themed meme-coin category, BOME is often ranked alongside PEPE, BRETT, and others as a "collector-focused" asset.
The original vision includes meme-creation and enhancement tools within the Book of Meme ecosystem. Coverage from KuCoin in August 2026 describes tools such as a "1944 noise-and-glitch" aesthetic for stylizing memes. However, the MiCA whitepaper's disclaimer means holders should not assume token-gated utility is guaranteed.
Binance and other exchanges offer BOME perpetual futures with leverage up to 50x, making it a popular instrument for short-term leveraged strategies.
BOME's differentiators are its artist-led origin, its archive narrative, and its unusually high trading turnover for a 2024-vintage token. Its weaknesses relative to peers are a smaller current market cap and the absence of an active development roadmap.
According to CoinGecko, BOME trades across 58 exchanges and 78 markets. Common options:
Centralized exchanges: Binance (BOME/USDT, BOME/FDUSD, BOME/TRY), OKX, Bybit, KuCoin, Gate, HTX, Bitget, MEXC, and Bitstamp (EU, MiCA-compliant).
Decentralized exchanges on Solana: Raydium, Orca, and Jupiter (aggregator), using a Solana wallet such as Phantom, Solflare, or Backpack.
Derivatives: Binance Futures and Bybit offer BOME perpetual contracts.
Note that Binance removed the BOME/BTC and BOME/ETH spot pairs on January 23, 2026 as part of a market-quality cleanup; BOME/USDT remains active.
Install Phantom or Solflare and fund it with SOL.
Open Jupiter (jup.ag) or Raydium and connect your wallet.
Paste the verified BOME contract address (ukHH6c...4J82) into the token search to avoid imitations.
Enter the SOL amount, review slippage (meme coins may need 1–3%), and confirm.
The BOME balance appears in your wallet within seconds.
BOME is an SPL token compatible with any Solana wallet. For long-term holding, hardware wallets such as Ledger (via Solana app) offer the strongest security. Exchange custody is convenient for active traders but carries counterparty risk.
There is no native BOME staking mechanism. Some third-party DeFi protocols on Solana offer BOME liquidity pools, but these carry impermanent-loss and smart-contract risk and are not affiliated with the project.
Informational only. Not financial advice.
Market cap (August–September 2026): roughly $28–70 million depending on the snapshot, ranking BOME between #300 and #650 among all cryptocurrencies.
Daily volume: frequently $40–60 million, sometimes exceeding the token's entire market cap in a single day.
Drawdown from ATH: approximately 96–98% depending on the current price.
One-year performance (to mid-2026): about -71% (Messari).
Resistance: $0.00047–0.00049 (April breakout zone), then $0.00055, $0.00062, and the psychological $0.001 level.
Support: $0.00040–0.00042, then the $0.00035 cycle low.
Volume signal: Analysts have flagged sustained daily volume above $40 million as a sign of renewed retail participation.
BOME's price is closely tied to Bitcoin risk appetite and the Solana meme sector. It typically outperforms during "altcoin season" rotations and underperforms sharply during Bitcoin-dominance spikes or market-wide fear.
On-chain trackers documented at least one large wallet repeatedly buying BOME in late December 2025 and again in early January 2026, a period when the Crypto Fear & Greed Index sat in "extreme fear." Analysts interpreted this as contrarian positioning by sophisticated holders and a sign that BOME retained institutional-scale interest despite its drawdown.
A January 2026 market roundup ranked BOME as the fifth-largest frog-themed meme coin, citing its role as a meme-culture archive and its consistently high trading volume. The ranking placed BOME in the same cultural category as PEPE and reinforced its niche as a "collector-focused" asset rather than a pure speculation vehicle.
Binance delisted 19 spot trading pairs effective January 23, 2026, including BOME/BTC and BOME/ETH, as part of a "market quality" optimization consolidating liquidity into stablecoin-denominated pairs. BOME itself remained listed, and BOME/USDT continues to be the primary market. Analysts described the change as mildly bearish because it removed direct arbitrage routes for traders using BTC or ETH as base currencies, though the practical impact on liquidity was limited since USDT pairs already dominated volume.
Additional on-chain data showed BOME among the tokens purchased by whale wallets on February 1, 2026, extending the accumulation pattern from December and January. This occurred just weeks before the token's cycle low.
BOME bottomed at approximately $0.00035 according to Messari, its lowest level since launch and roughly 98.7% below the March 2024 peak. This level has since served as the key long-term support reference.
As Bitcoin tested $76,000 resistance in mid-April, meme coins posted 5–8% gains and CoinPedia's analysis identified BOME as forming a rounded-base accumulation structure. Price pushed into the $0.00047–0.00049 resistance zone with rising on-balance volume, and analysts projected targets of $0.00055 and $0.00062 on a confirmed breakout. BOME was named alongside PEPE, FLOKI, BONK, and WIF as showing early signs of sector leadership.
CoinMarketCap's AI-generated analysis on May 9 noted BOME trading at $0.000612, down 1.15% in 24 hours and underperforming Bitcoin, attributing the weakness to an absence of coin-specific catalysts, sector rotation pressure, and reduced volume. The commentary highlighted that social chatter had shifted toward newer projects.
CryptoRank published a long-term outlook assessing what a return to BOME's all-time high would require: real adoption of the meme-storage and creator ecosystem, favorable macro conditions, regulatory clarity, and sustained community momentum. Risks flagged included market saturation, fading cultural relevance, and meme-coin volatility. The piece reflects a broader analyst consensus that BOME's upside is tied almost entirely to sector-wide meme rotations.
BOME traded between roughly $0.0004 (July 1, Bybit) and $0.00056 (July 28, CoinDesk) through July. Market cap hovered around $28–40 million. CoinMarketCap's July 14 price-prediction update characterized the outlook as "high-volatility, binary," with explosive short-term rallies possible in a confirmed altcoin season but continued underperformance likely during Bitcoin-dominance phases.
Multiple August 2026 roundups from Changelly and 99Bitcoins included BOME among the top meme coins to watch, with Changelly noting it trades around $0.0006 with $43–58 million in daily volume, a turnover ratio "well over 100%" of market cap and stronger than in spring. KuCoin published an updated August 5 explainer describing BOME as having evolved "from a simple memecoin to a cultural infrastructure project" and highlighting that 100% of supply is in circulation with no unlock risk. CoinGecko data from late August into September shows a spike toward roughly $0.001 followed by a sharp 23.5% weekly pullback, consistent with BOME's pattern of fast rallies and equally fast retracements.
September 2026 sector previews from 99Bitcoins ("13 Best Meme Coins to Buy in September 2026") list BOME among "proven mid-caps" alongside POPCAT, citing Binance's 50x perpetual futures and a holder base built during the 2024 rally. Broader meme-sector coverage in September emphasized Nansen and Dune flow data, noting that sector rallies were meeting heavy exchange inflows, a classic distribution signal that BOME traders were watching closely.
Bitcoin dominance: A sustained decline typically precedes Solana meme rotations that lift BOME.
Volume above $40M daily: The threshold analysts use to confirm renewed retail interest.
Whale wallet behavior: Continued accumulation versus exchange inflows.
Any Darkfarms announcement: The project has no roadmap, so any archive or tool update from the creator would be a rare catalyst.
Exchange pair changes: Further consolidation of BOME pairs on major exchanges.
Book of Meme does not have a foundation, marketing budget, or paid-promotion program. Its visibility comes from four organic channels.
The project's most durable marketing asset is Darkfarms' reputation and continued presence on X. The March 2024 BOME-denominated art auction series, the Beeple tribute, and Bold Leonidas' cartoon homage created a cultural halo that no paid campaign could replicate. The frog-themed and Pepe-art communities continue to treat BOME as an in-group token.
Binance's original spot and futures listings in March 2024 were the single largest marketing event in BOME's history. Exchanges continue to feature BOME in "Solana meme" trading competitions and leveraged-trading promotions, and Bitstamp's MiCA whitepaper opened regulated EU access in 2025.
BOME is a fixture in monthly "best meme coins" lists from outlets such as Changelly, 99Bitcoins, Mudrex, and CoinPedia, and in AI-generated analysis from CoinMarketCap and Messari. This third-party coverage functions as free, recurring marketing. Readers should note that many of these lists also promote presale tokens and may carry affiliate incentives.
Whale accumulation reports, volume rankings, and holder-count milestones circulate through crypto Twitter and Telegram, sustaining attention in the absence of official announcements. BOME's consistently high volume-to-market-cap ratio is itself a talking point that keeps it on trader watchlists.
Unlike ecosystem tokens with active foundations, BOME has no scheduled AMAs, no grant program, no buyback-and-burn mechanism, no official events calendar, and no roadmap. The MiCA whitepaper's explicit statement that there are no future development plans attached to the token makes this clear. Prospective holders should evaluate BOME as a community and culture asset, not as a product-driven project.
Extreme volatility: BOME has swung from $0.027 to $0.00035 and routinely moves 20% or more in a week.
No fundamental utility: Per its own regulatory whitepaper, BOME offers nothing beyond speculation and transferability.
Cultural relevance risk: Meme coins depend on attention. BOME's 2024 vintage means it competes with a constant stream of newer tokens.
Liquidity concentration: Removal of BTC and ETH pairs on Binance shows that exchanges can consolidate or delist pairs at will.
Imitation tokens: "BOME 2.0," "BOME AI," and similar tokens are unaffiliated and frequently scams.
Key-person dependency: Community sentiment is tied to Darkfarms, who has no formal obligations to the project.
Leverage risk: 50x perpetual futures amplify losses; liquidation cascades are common in meme-coin markets.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or legal advice.
Book of Meme is a Solana meme coin launched in March 2024 by artist Darkfarms, with the stated goal of permanently preserving memes on decentralized storage networks like Arweave and IPFS.
Darkfarms, a pseudonymous crypto artist known for Pepe-themed art and the SMOWL NFT collection, created Book of Meme.
BOME is an SPL token on the Solana blockchain. The contract address is ukHH6c7mMyiWCf1b9pnWe25TSpkDDt3H5pQZgZ74J82.
69,000,000,420 BOME, with essentially 100% in circulation and no scheduled unlocks.
Approximately $0.027 on March 16, 2024, shortly after Binance announced its spot listing.
A combination of Darkfarms' reputation, a viral presale, and Binance futures and spot listings within 48 hours drove a nearly 300% single-day rally and a peak market cap of about $1.46 billion.
According to its MiCA whitepaper (July 2025), BOME currently offers no utility beyond speculation and transferability. The meme-archive concept is the project's cultural identity, but the token does not gate access to it.
BOME is a highly speculative asset with no fundamental utility and extreme volatility. Whether it fits a portfolio depends on individual risk tolerance. Consult a licensed financial advisor.
On Suncrypto, Binance, OKX, Bybit, KuCoin, Gate, Bitstamp, and other centralized exchanges, or on Solana DEXs such as Jupiter, Raydium, and Orca.
There is no official staking. Third-party liquidity pools exist but are unaffiliated and carry additional risk.
BOME 2.0, BOME AI, and BOME 3.0 are unrelated tokens that copied the name. Only the contract ending in 4J82 on Solana is the original Book of Meme.
No. The project has no published roadmap or development commitments, and the MiCA whitepaper states there are no future development plans attached to the token.
Binance removed BOME/BTC and BOME/ETH along with 17 other low-volume pairs to consolidate liquidity. BOME/USDT remains listed.
BOME has traded roughly between $0.0004 and $0.001 through summer 2026, with a market cap in the tens of millions of dollars. Check a live source like CoinGecko for the current price.
No. BOME has a fixed supply with no burn mechanism and no inflation.
Arweave is a decentralized permanent-storage network where a one-time payment stores data indefinitely, making it suitable for archiving memes that would otherwise disappear.
