What is Memory cow Moo (MOO)?
Memory cow Moo (MOO) is a Meme asset on the ROBINHOOD network. Reported market age is about 2y.
Memory cow Moo (MOO) price today is $0.01765 with a 24-hour trading volume of $3.07M and a market cap of $17.23M. MOO is up 10.42% in the last 24 hours, and its CryptoCop Movement Score is 29/100.
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Memory cow Moo trades around $0.01765 on $3.07M of 24h volume at a $17.23M market cap, down 46.73% over the last 7 days. Movement Score is 29/100 — an automated read of momentum, volume and structure.
The all-time high sits at $0.04350484, and the market now trades 59% below that peak.
24-hour volume is 17.8% of market cap (healthy turnover).
RSI (14) reads price momentum and MFI (14) reads volume-weighted money-flow pressure. On the daily frame, RSI is 47 (neutral) and MFI is 52 (balanced money-flow pressure). The two are roughly aligned in a mid-range — neither stretched overbought nor washed-out oversold on the daily scan.
The candle chart's moving averages (MA10 / 30 / 55 / 99 / 200) act as dynamic support when price holds above them and resistance when price trades below. Each level carries the move it would take to reach it from the current price. It sits below MA10 ($0.02295 · +30.0%), so rallies may stall into those levels until reclaimed. The Technical Analysis tab tallies each average on 1D, 4H and 12H.
Recent tape shows 6 green days out of 14 (43%) on the daily window, and gain retention sits near 57% — how much of upside moves typically stick rather than give back. Together with RSI, MFI and the MA stack, these fields feed the Technical Analysis vote on this page — not a price forecast.
BTC correlation + beta from the CryptoCop Market Correlations engine; ETH/SOL are Pearson of daily returns computed in your browser.
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Memory cow Moo (MOO) is a Meme asset on the ROBINHOOD network. Reported market age is about 2y.
Memory cow Moo is trading at $0.01765, up 10.42% over the last 24 hours. Prices refresh from Bitget and aggregate sources.
MOO is up 10.42% in the last 24 hours, 24h trading volume is down 1%. See Momentum and Technical Analysis for RSI and Movement Score.
Memory cow Moo has a market capitalisation of $17.23M, with a fully diluted valuation (FDV) of $17.23M.
MOO's BTC correlation is r 0.13 (weak). That means it does not show a tight lockstep with Bitcoin across the daily price history on this page. Correlation is not causation and can change — see the Correlation block.
Same-sector / similar-mcap peers currently include JOHN, FRONG, SHRUB, TROLL, NOT. Use Peer Matcher on this page to re-rank by sector, market-cap tier, chain, or pairwise correlation.
The live readout for Memory cow Moo is “Weak” with Movement Score 29/100. It summarizes RSI, volume, green days and related fields — not a buy or sell recommendation.
MOO is listed on MEXC. For order types, fees and step-by-step instructions, see the How to Buy MOO page: https://cryptocop.pro/coin/moo/how-to-buy
Memory cow Moo's ATH is about $0.04350484. Spot is $0.01765, roughly -59.4% from that high. Past highs are not targets.
Memory cow Moo (MOO) is a Meme token that trades on the ROBINHOOD network. Its market history goes back about 2y, measured from the first trade we hold.
MOO carries a market cap of about $17.23M on $3.07M of trading volume in 24 hours. That is a turnover of 17.8% of its market cap per day — heavy for a coin this size.
MOO trades on 1 exchange we track — MEXC.
Price, volume, supply and holder figures on this page refresh on a schedule from exchange and on-chain sources.
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