Agrippa token logs $14.2 million in daily volume despite ranking outside top 3,000
The community-built cryptocurrency tied to Mark Zuckerberg's AI agent trades at $0.000062 with a 27% one-day price decline.
Agrippa, a community-created cryptocurrency referencing Mark Zuckerberg’s personal AI agent, recorded $14,235,010 in trading volume over 24 hours as of September 23, 2026, according to CoinMarketCap data. The token trades at $0.000062 per coin and ranks #3988 on the platform.
The token operates within the Musebook ecosystem. It derives its identity from the name Zuckerberg assigned to his personal AI agent within the Muse application, inspired by Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa, the Roman general and lieutenant to Emperor Augustus. Zuckerberg has described using the agent for tasks including reviewing his mixed martial arts training and managing daily schedules. The crypto community adopted this character to launch the token without formal endorsement from Meta Platforms.
Agrippa experienced a 27.24% price decline over the 24-hour period. The token has a maximum supply cap of 100,000,000,000 AGRIPPA coins. Circulating supply figures remain undisclosed, and market capitalization data is listed as unavailable on the tracking platform.
Musebook, a sibling token within the same thematic ecosystem, trades at $0.000250 with a 24-hour volume of $25,955,150 and ranks #625. It carries a reported market capitalization of $25,002,433 and a circulating supply of 100,000,000,000 coins. Both assets function independently of Meta’s corporate structure.
The token does not grant governance rights within Meta and provides no access to proprietary features of the Muse application. Its utility remains confined to speculative markets and communities formed around the Musebook ecosystem. Meta has not issued statements recognizing the token or integrating it into payment systems.
Trading activity suggests a market driven by narrative momentum rather than fundamental cash flows. High trading volume relative to ranking indicates frequent turnover among holders. Price movements correlate with sentiment shifts in the meme coin sector and news cycles surrounding Meta’s stock performance. Meta shares rose 11% on a recent Monday as investors reacted to the early success of the Muse platform.
Analysts note that the value proposition of tokens like Agrippa depends heavily on the continued relevance of the Muse platform and public engagement with its figurehead. The token exists solely on blockchain networks supported by the community that created it. No central authority manages the ledger or guarantees the value of holdings.
Meta introduced the Muse application recently. Business Insider reported that Muse became the most downloaded free app on the App Store, surpassing ChatGPT in weekly rankings. The platform allows external developers to build connectors that enable the AI to perform specific actions such as booking travel or managing calendars. Meta reviews these connectors for security and functionality before granting access to users. Shopify announced support for the platform through its Shop Pay service, while Stripe provides underlying payment technology.