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About Catizen (CATI)
Catizen connects a cat-themed Telegram game with the TON blockchain. CATI is its fungible governance and utility token, while in-game progress, mini-app activities, and token balances are separate pieces of the ecosystem.
A Telegram game with a TON token
Catizen is a cat-themed social game that began as a Telegram bot and Mini App on TON. Its whitepaper describes a game centre that combines casual play with Web3 features, including a mini-app centre, a Launchpool, and an open task platform. The project roadmap dates its open beta to March 19, 2024. CATI is the project’s fungible token, not the same thing as a player’s score or cat collection inside the game.
CATI’s stated token allocation
Catizen’s public tokenomics specify a total CATI supply of 1,000,000,000 and describe it as a governance and utility token. The whitepaper assigns 43% to airdrops and ecosystem use: 34% for airdrops and 9% for Launchpool. It also gives 5% to liquidity, 15% to the treasury, 20% to the team, 10% to investors, and 7% to advisers. The same paper sets different release conditions for these groups. These figures describe the project’s stated allocation model, not the current circulating-supply reading on a market page.
Gameplay and the wider mini-app idea
The original Catizen game asked users to merge cats and progress through in-game tasks. In its technical overview, the project says it chose TON in 2023 and planned a broader multichain direction beginning from Telegram. The whitepaper links Launchpool and Task Center to ecosystem activity. These details show how Catizen linked a casual game with blockchain assets. They do not mean every in-game point, reward, or item is transferable or has the same status as CATI on TON.
Governance and the foundation
Catizen’s whitepaper describes the Catizen Foundation Company as a non-profit entity that oversees ecosystem matters for the DAO. It names responsibilities such as managing token issuance, distributing resources, and signing agreements with mini-app or mini-game candidates listed in the game centre. The document describes token-holder votes as a possible way to change parts of the token model, including proposals about ecosystem resources. These rules appear in whitepaper version 0.2.2. A proposal to change them is not an enacted change unless a dated vote or decision confirms it.
Reading CATI’s price history
The project’s MiCA whitepaper says CATI was first minted on August 16, 2024. It recorded 30.5% of the one-billion supply as circulating on September 20, 2024. Those are launch-period figures and should not be presented as the circulating amount in October 2026. FMchart’s chart and return tables use a composite USD market series. That series does not count game activity, Telegram users, or the token amounts assigned to each category in the whitepaper. A market chart also cannot confirm a single player’s eligibility for an in-game reward.
Last reviewed: Oct 9, 2026
Catizen (CATI) FAQ
What is CATI’s circulating supply?
CATI’s live circulating amount is 669,338,249 tokens. Catizen’s published whitepaper sets a total supply of 1,000,000,000 CATI and assigns shares to airdrops, Launchpool, liquidity, treasury, team, investors, and advisors. Those launch allocations explain the token model, not the current live circulation field.
What is the current CATI price?
CATI’s composite market quote on FMchart is $0.0433. The project’s MiCA whitepaper says CATI was first minted on August 16, 2024 and records 30.5% circulating on September 20, 2024. Those dates describe launch-era supply; the current quote reflects trading across supported venues, not a player’s in-game score.
What is Catizen (CATI)?
Catizen is a cat-themed Telegram game and mini-app ecosystem built around TON. Its whitepaper describes a game centre, Launchpool, and open task platform, while CATI is the ecosystem’s fungible governance and utility token. The token is not identical to the score or cat assets displayed inside the game. The project’s roadmap records an open beta launch on March 19, 2024.
What is CATI’s all-time high?
CATI reached a recorded market high of $1.11 on Sep 20, 2024. Catizen’s whitepaper sets a one-billion-token supply and lists shares for airdrops, Launchpool, liquidity, treasury, team, investors, and advisors. The peak is a traded market price; it is not the value assigned to any token allocation group.
How has CATI performed over time?
Catizen’s MiCA whitepaper records that CATI was first minted on August 16, 2024, and that 30.5% of its one-billion supply was circulating on September 20, 2024. Those are dated launch facts. They do not count Telegram players or explain changes in the token’s composite market price.
What is CATI used for?
Catizen’s 2024 whitepaper describes CATI as a governance and utility token for its ecosystem. It links the token to staking, games, Launchpool, Task Center, and governance votes, and mentions possible rewards in third-party tokens or in-game virtual items. The same allocation table assigns 34% of supply to airdrops and 9% to Launchpool. These are published features and tokenomics, not confirmation that every campaign remains open in October 2026.
How many CATI tokens were allocated to airdrops?
The Catizen whitepaper assigns 43% of total supply to airdrop and ecosystem uses, with 34% specifically designated for airdrops and 9% for Launchpool. The same document describes an initial 15% player reward for Season 1 and later distributions across future seasons. Those percentages belong to the published allocation plan and should not be confused with current circulating supply.
Which blockchain issued CATI?
Catizen’s token is issued on TON, according to its published MiCA whitepaper. The document records the first mint on August 16, 2024 and notes that 30.5% of the one-billion-token supply was circulating on September 20, 2024. The whitepaper also discusses a multichain direction, but the chain and contract for a particular token transfer still need to be checked.
Who governs the Catizen ecosystem?
Catizen’s whitepaper describes the Catizen Foundation Company as a non-profit entity overseeing ecosystem matters on behalf of the DAO. It lists duties involving token issuance, resource distribution, and agreements with mini-app or mini-game candidates in the game centre. The document says token holders may vote on changes to parts of the token model, but a proposal should not be treated as approved without a recorded decision.
Is CATI the same as an in-game score?
No. Catizen’s game combines in-app progression with a separate fungible token on TON. The project’s published tokenomics define CATI’s total supply as one billion, while the game itself includes cat-related progress and tasks. A score or digital item shown in the mini-app should not be assumed to be transferable CATI unless the product specifically identifies it as the on-chain token.