Is $MRBEAST MrBeast's official coin? We found no sign it's his
A pump.fun coin launched on 19 October calls itself "Official MrBeast Coin" in its own token data. MrBeast hasn't posted about any coin, its website was registered an hour before launch, and its X account was unavailable when we checked. Its price fell from about $1.3M to about $3K in two minutes at 9:01 PM ET.
trenchbook.app · Is $MRBEAST MrBeast's official coin? We found no sign it's his · filed Oct 19, 2026 · trenchbook.app/dispatch/mrbeast-coin-official-check
Is $MRBEAST MrBeast's official coin? We found no sign it's his. The coin, MrBeastCoin, launched on pump.fun at 7:29:20 PM ET on 19 October. The description in its own token data reads "Official MrBeast Coin. Solve the giveaway puzzle for a chance to win the 1% prize." MrBeast's account, @MrBeast (about 35 million followers), hasn't posted about a coin: his latest post when we checked at 9:20 PM ET was at 8:02 PM ET on 18 October, about his videos.
The coin's other links are new. Its website, beastmeme[.]family (not linked here), was registered at about 6:24 PM ET on 19 October, going by its registry record, about an hour before launch, and returned no page when we checked at 9:10 PM ET. Its X account, @MrBeastCoinHQ, was unavailable on X when we checked at 9:10 PM ET. Its Telegram group calls itself the "Official entry portal for MrBeastCoin telegram community" and had 1,374 subscribers at 9:10 PM ET; we're not linking it.
The price fell all at once. $MRBEAST passed $1M at about 8:40 PM ET and was about $1.3M just before 9 PM ET, per GeckoTerminal. From 9:01:31 PM ET, 78 wallets sold about 83% of the supply between them within about two minutes, most selling about 1% each, and the market cap fell to about $3K. No liquidity was removed in the transactions we read; the price fell because of those sales.
If you hold $MRBEAST because you thought it was MrBeast's, it isn't, as far as anything public shows. A coin's name and description are written by whoever launches it, and anyone can type "official". Check the person's own verified account before buying a coin that uses their name.
- Who launched the coin and who controls the 78 wallets that sold.
- What the website said before it went offline.
- Whether the X account was suspended or deleted by its owner.
What we checked, 19 October (ET)
| What | What we found |
|---|---|
| Token description | "Official MrBeast Coin"; launched 7:29:20 PM |
| @MrBeast | No post about a coin; latest 8:02 PM, 18 Oct |
| Website | beastmeme[.]family, registered about 6:24 PM (registry record); no page at 9:10 PM |
| X account | @MrBeastCoinHQ unavailable when checked, 9:10 PM |
| The fall | 78 wallets sold about 83% from 9:01:31 PM; about $1.3M to about $3K |
The claims, checked
who said it, and what the evidence shows“Official MrBeast Coin.”
Nothing public supports it: MrBeast's account, @MrBeast, hasn't posted about any coin (latest post 8:02 PM ET on 18 October, checked 9:20 PM ET on 19 October). The coin's website was registered about an hour before launch, and its X account was unavailable when we checked.
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