If you are reading about crypto, you probably see a lot of coin names every day. Some get big headlines. Others are quiet but work on new ideas. Below I’ll explain five tokens in a clear, low-jargon way: Quack AI, Somnia, Worldcoin, MWX Token, and Boom. This is to help you understand what each one is and what it tries to do. This is not a buy or sell list. Crypto is risky. Do your own checks.
1. Quack AI (Q)
Quack AI is a token tied to a company that builds AI tools for support and customer service. The team says their software helps companies automate replies and analyze support chats. The appears on major price sites and is traded on many exchanges, which means you can usually buy or sell it on common platforms. For quick facts like price and supply, check market sites that list Quack AI.
What to note: the project mixes AI software and crypto token mechanics. That can help use cases, but it also makes the value tied to both the product and the crypto market. Ask: Is the product being used by real customers? How does the help that product? Look up the team and any live case studies.
Price: Quack AI is going for about $0.021063 right now, and in the last day, people have traded over $51 million worth of it. Good news for Quack AI, it's jumped up 17.08% in the last 24 hours with a total market value of around $64.6 million. There are about 3.07 billion Q coins out there right now, and they're planning to have a maximum of 10 billion eventually.
2. Somnia (SOMI)
Somnia describes itself as a fast, EVM-compatible chain. That means it aims to run smart contracts like Ethereum but faster and cheaper. They highlight a special database and a consensus method meant to give high throughput and low fees. If you care about blockchains that want to host apps and games cheaply, this is the kind of project you might read about. Market trackers list Somnia’s and basic stats like circulating supply and volume.
What to note: speed and low fees are attractive, but many chains promise the same thing. Look for real apps and developers building on the chain. Also check if bridges and wallets are safe and audited.
Price: Somnia is trading at $0.311745, and over the last day, people have traded about $361,379,724 worth of it. Good news for Somnia holders, it's jumped up 16.45% in the past 24 hours. Total market value of $67,643,004. There are currently 216,981,863 SOMI coins out there, and the most that will ever be available is 1,000,000,000.
3. Worldcoin (WLD)
Worldcoin tries something different: it gives people a “World ID” by scanning irises with a device called an Orb. The idea is a way to prove you are a real human online and not a bot. The project has a (WLD) and a wallet app. Worldcoin has drawn a lot of attention and also criticism. Some governments and privacy watchers worry about scanning biometric data and how that data is stored or used. The project has updated its hardware and kept pushing global verification plans, while regulators in some places have raised concerns. If you read news about Worldcoin, you’ll find both progress reports and privacy or legal pushback.
What to note: this one mixes tech, identity, and data rules. If you care about ethics or privacy, read regulator updates and the project’s privacy papers. Remember: biometric projects are more likely to hit legal issues than many other projects.
Price: Worldcoin is trading at about $0.528256, and in the last 24 hours, they've seen a trading volume of around $647 million. It's actually up by 14.39%, over the last day. Its total market value is about $1.46 billion. They've got over 2.77 billion WLD coins out there.
4. MWX Token (MWXT)
MWX calls itself a crypto token for an AI and Web3 marketplace. The goal is to link AI tools and models with a crypto powered market. The team describes use cases where people buy or sell AI services or data in a decentralized way. Market pages show MWX listings, price, and supply details. Projects that try to marry AI and crypto can be interesting, but they are still early and need users and clear rules for token use.
What to note: check whether the marketplace is live and how many users it has. Also look for audits, partnerships, or clear utility-how the crypto token is actually used in the ecosystem.
Price: MWX crypto Token is trading at $0.285514, and over the last day, about $3,416,342 worth of it has been traded. it's seen a 6.91% jump in the past 24 hours with a total market value of $42,807,197. There are about 149,930,220 MWXT coins out there right now, and the maximum number that will ever exist is 1,000,000,000.
5. Boom (BOOM)
Boom is a crypto token that appears on trackers and exchanges as a small-cap coin. It has a listed circulating supply and sometimes shows sharp moves in price and volume. Small tokens like Boom can move fast up or down and often depend on a tight community or single listings on a few exchanges. That makes them higher risk. Market sites provide live numbers if you want to watch it.
What to note: small market cap crypto tokens can be volatile. Ask: who builds it? Where is it listed? Is the community active and transparent?
Price: The live Boom price today is $0.008365 USD with a 24-hour trading volume of $1,570,974 USD. Boom is up 9.20% in the last 24 hours with a live market cap of $2,175,578 USD. It has a circulating supply of 260,091,176 BOOM coins and a max. supply of 1,000,000,000 BOOM coins.
How to read the facts and stay safe
- Use trusted trackers. For price, supply, and volume, go to well-known market sites. They give quick snapshots but not the whole story. (You can find those links on the pages I mentioned above.)
- Read the whitepaper and roadmap. A clear paper tells what the is for and how the system works. If it feels full of buzzwords and no real steps, be careful.
- Watch for audits and code reviews. Open code and third-party audits lower some risks. If a project has no audits and holds big amounts of crypto tokens in one wallet, that can be a red flag.
- Know token supply and distribution. Who owns large shares? If a few wallets hold most tokens, price moves can be driven by those wallets.
- Start small and only risk what you can lose. Crypto can give big gains, but big losses happen too. Treat it like a high-risk space.
Final words
All five projects above are interesting for different reasons. Some try to solve real problems (fast chains, AI markets, identity). Some are smaller tokens tied to apps or communities. There is no guaranteed winners. The things that matter most are real users, clear use, transparent teams, and safety checks like audits and good code.
If you want to dig deeper, open the project pages and read recent news. Check price sites for current market numbers and read reliable news stories about regulation or privacy (especially for projects that collect data). And remember: knowledge helps, but it does not remove risk.
Disclaimer
This blog is only for informational purposes only. Always do your own research (DYOR) before investing.
