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**Myro** (ticker **MYRO**) is a [[Solana]] memecoin named after the dog of Solana co-founder Raj Gokal.[^1] ## Lore Myro launched in November 2023 with a supply of 1 billion tokens.[^1] Gokal is not credited as a creator; sources refer only to an unnamed team.[^1] It is one of several Solana dog coins, alongside [[Samoyedcoin]], [[Bonk]] and [[dogwifhat]]. Binance Futures launched a MYRO perpetual contract with up to 50x leverage on 2024-03-05, and the price rose about 43% on the announcement.[^2] MYRO hit an all-time high of $0.4428 on 2024-03-09.[^1] Its market cap was reported at $252.7 million in March 2024.[^3] ## Timeline - 2023-11: launch[^1] - 2024-03-05: Binance Futures MYRO perpetual goes live[^2] - 2024-03-09: all-time high of $0.4428[^1] ## References 1. [What Is Myro Token and How to Buy MYRO](https://crypto.com/en/university/what-is-myro-token-and-how-to-buy-myro), Crypto.com University, 2024-03-28 2. [MYRO Up 43% Following Listing on Binance Futures](https://coinfomania.com/myro-up-43-following-listing-on-binance-futures/), Coinfomania, 2024-03 3. [Meme Coin Trends Are Godlike: Trader Accurately Predicts Myro's Rally](https://coinedition.com/meme-coin-trends-are-godlike-trader-accurately-predicts-myros-rally/), Coin Edition, 2024-03
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