The $CRYPTO Timeline

TL;DR  $CRYPTO's confirmed public milestones: launch on pump.fun (April 2025), its Ethereum bridge and all-time high (June 2025), its NFT collection's mint launch (June 2025), the first game, $Crypto Miner (July 2026), and this site (August 2026).

What does this timeline cover?

This page collects the movement's confirmed public milestones — dates that can be checked against a primary source, rather than dates recalled from memory or community lore. Each row names where it can be checked. Some community-cited dates and rituals could not be independently confirmed against a primary source as of this writing; rather than include an unconfirmed date, this page leaves them off entirely and will be updated if that changes.

What are the key dates?

How exact are these dates?

The launch date is corroborated by three recorded timestamps rather than a single one: the token's own mint-creation timestamp, the creation timestamp of its first liquidity pool once it graduated off the bonding curve (confirmed complete in the launchpad's own records), and a separate king-of-the-hill milestone timestamp from the same launchpad's trending board. All three land on the same day in UTC, which is why the launch date is stated with day-level precision. The Ethereum bridge date rests on the same standard: three independent sources (a public RPC node, Blockscout, and Ethplorer) agree to the second on when the bridged ERC-20 was deployed, and the first tokens arrive from Solana over LayerZero a little over two hours later, the same UTC day. The NFT collection's launch date comes from the mint page's own phase schedule, where all four mint phases open at the same time, 21 June 2025 20:00 CEST; the collection's first secondary-market listing on Tensor, minutes after that opening, corroborates it independently. No source timestamps when the mint's supply was fully claimed, so only the launch is dated here. The game and this site's dates are stated to the month, matching the precision confirmed for each.

What does the all-time-high figure mean?

$CRYPTO peaked in June 2025 at roughly a $19.5M–$20.2M market cap (CoinGecko records an all-time-high price of $0.01946 on 18 June 2025; pump.fun records a peak market cap of $20.2M the same day). The two figures come from different arithmetic: CoinGecko publishes the peak price directly, and the roughly $19.5M market cap is derived from that price against the token's circulating supply, which equals its total supply as read from the same source in August 2026. pump.fun, by contrast, publishes a peak market-cap figure directly rather than deriving one from a price. The two sources don't fully agree because they price the peak from different feeds and timestamps; both land on the same date, so the table above states the figure as a range rather than picking one source over the other. This is a historical peak, not a current or predicted value — the token's market cap has moved substantially since, and this site does not track or quote a live price. That's a deliberate choice, not an oversight: a static page can't stay accurate against a number that changes by the minute, so this timeline sticks to dated, one-time events — a launch, a peak, a release — rather than any figure that would need continuous updating to stay true.

Where can these dates be verified independently?

The contract addresses and official links behind the launch date are on the facts and contracts page, alongside a walkthrough for checking them on a block explorer. Background on the token itself is on the what is Cryptocurrency Coin page, and the movement's own stated arguments — not covered by this timeline — are on the movement hub.

Updated 2026-08-04 · facts verified 2026-08-04