While most of the market bled, three tokens were slaughtered outright. GRIFFAIN collapsed nearly 35% after its AI narrative ran out of breath, STONK lost a fifth of its value, and Mina Protocol continued a long, painful slide. Unlike the winners swimming against the current, these tokens were first in line when the selling began.
What Is GRIFFAIN?
GRIFFAIN is a Solana project built around agentic artificial intelligence — AI agents capable of trading, managing money and executing tasks within the blockchain. It is one of the pioneers of the “on-chain AI agents” narrative, which boomed during 2025 and pulled in a flood of speculative capital.
Why Is GRIFFAIN Falling?
GRIFFAIN plunged 34.92% to $0.0167, with a market cap of $16.68 million and volume of $11.68 million. The token is down 97% from an ATH of $0.625. The Solana AI narrative is going through a cleansing phase — when hype fades, the market brutally punishes projects that have yet to prove revenue. Griffain today resembles a startup that spent its entire seed round on marketing while the product never reached the shelves.
What Is STONK?
STONK is a memecoin born from the community around stocks and “degen” trading — a play on the words “stock” and “stonks.” It has no major technology behind it, but it has a community, and in the memecoin world that is sometimes all it takes.
Why Is STONK Falling?
STONK fell 20.93% to $0.166, with a market cap of $132.69 million and volume of $16.65 million. A one-day drop of a fifth is typical for memecoins the moment “degen” money rotates into some newer, shinier token. The old crypto rule holds: what arrives overnight leaves overnight.
What Is Mina Protocol?
Mina Protocol is a blockchain known as the “world’s lightest chain” — its chain is only about 22 kilobytes thanks to zk-SNARK technology. The idea is that anyone can run a node and verify the network without powerful hardware, making Mina one of the most technically elegant projects in the space.
Why Is Mina Falling?
MINA lost 18.63% and dropped to $0.0923, with a market cap of $119.39 million and volume of $75.99 million — far above average, which clearly signals genuine selling rather than a quiet correction. Mina is down 99% from an ATH of $9.09. The project is the embodiment of a technically brilliant, commercially unappealing chain — like a genius who invented something revolutionary but never figured out how to sell it.
Broader Context
The decline was no isolated event. Bitcoin slipped to $83,257 (−2.68%), Ether to $2,573 (−4.62%), and the total market cap shed 5.35% to $2.84 trillion. When the market cools, the heaviest burden lands on smaller caps and tokens tied to passing narratives. Mina and Griffain pay a double price — both for the broad mood and for their own shortcomings.
Financial Data
GRIFFAIN (GRIFFAIN)
Price: $0.01667
24h change: −34.92%
Market cap: $16.68M
24h volume: $11.68M
Circulating supply: 999.85M
ATH: $0.625 | ATL: $0.00735
STONK (STONK)
Price: $0.166
24h change: −20.93%
Market cap: $132.69M
24h volume: $16.65M
Circulating supply: 798.00M
ATH: $0.401 | ATL: $0.00175
Mina Protocol (MINA)
Price: $0.0923
24h change: −18.63%
Market cap: $119.39M
24h volume: $75.99M
Circulating supply: 1.29B
ATH: $9.09 | ATL: $0.0367
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