Crundle (CRND) is a memecoin that operates on the Solana blockchain. The project's central theme is based on the narrative that its existence was predicted by the animated television series, The Simpsons, combining imagery of the character Homer Simpson with a figure referred to as "Crumble Man." [1] [2]
Crundle was launched in September 2025 as a speculative digital asset with no stated utility beyond its cultural theme. Like many meme coins, its development and promotion are driven by a community of supporters, which the project refers to as the "Crundle Army." The core narrative leverages the long-running internet meme that The Simpsons has a history of predicting major world events, positioning Crundle as a "prophecy" fulfilled on the blockchain. The project's official description states, "A meme born from prediction itself, blending cult humor with unstoppable community energy. Not just another coin — the one foretold by Springfield's finest." [1] [2]
The project was initiated by an anonymous founder or group of founders, and no team members have been publicly identified. This anonymity is a common characteristic in the meme coin sector. The token's value is primarily influenced by community engagement, social media trends, and speculative trading activity on decentralized exchanges. The project maintains an official website and social media channels on X (formerly Twitter) and Telegram to engage with its community. [1] [3]
The Crundle SPL token was created on the Solana blockchain on September 15, 2025. The initial liquidity pool for the token was established later the same day, pairing CRND with Solana's native token (SOL) on the Meteora decentralized exchange. The token was launched using Moonit, a platform designed for deploying new tokens on the Solana network. The project's official X account, @CrundleonSOL, was also created in September 2025 to coincide with the launch. [4] [2] [3]
Crundle is an SPL token, the standard for fungible tokens on the Solana blockchain. It is primarily traded on Solana-based decentralized exchanges (DEXs), with its main liquidity pool hosted on Meteora. [2]
The project's on-chain assets are managed by several key smart contract addresses on the Solana network.
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These addresses allow for the tracking of token transactions, holder distribution, and liquidity pool status on Solana block explorers. [4] [2]
Automated analyses of the Crundle smart contract have identified several security-related features intended to build trust with token holders. An automated audit noted on DEX Screener reported "No issues," though it included a disclaimer about the limitations of such tools. A more detailed "Degen Audit" from the GMGN.ai platform highlighted the following characteristics:
These features are designed to demonstrate that the contract's control has been relinquished by its creators, aligning it with principles of decentralization. [4] [2]
The tokenomics of Crundle are structured to support a decentralized distribution and prevent single entities from controlling a large portion of the supply. [1]
The total supply of Crundle is 996,700,000 CRND. The project's official website states that 40% of this supply (approximately 400 million CRND) was allocated to the initial liquidity pool on the Meteora DEX. On-chain data from mid-September 2025 indicated that the top 10 wallet addresses collectively held approximately 15.74% of the total supply. [4] [1]
To promote a wider distribution of tokens, the project implemented an anti-whale mechanism. This rule limits the maximum amount of CRND that a single wallet can hold to 2% of the total supply, which equates to 20,000,000 CRND. This measure is intended to deter large-scale investors ("whales") from accumulating a controlling stake that could be used to manipulate the market price. [1]
The founder or founders of Crundle are anonymous. No information regarding the development team, their background, or their identities has been made public. The project is presented as a community-driven initiative without a formal corporate structure or public-facing leadership. [1] [2]