Top 10 Biggest Social Money Cryptocurrencies

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Social tokens represent an emerging trend in the cryptocurrency market. Essentially, they function as specialized cryptocurrencies that empower creators, influencers, and brands to monetize their communities directly.

By cutting out intermediaries, these tokens let creators retain full earnings along with complete artistic control. Below is an overview of the top 10 social-money cryptocurrencies.

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10 Biggest Social Money Cryptocurrencies

To compile this ranking of the top 10 social money cryptocurrencies, market capitalization figures for social money tokens as of September 8, 2026 were used, drawing primarily from coinmarketcap.com data.

1. BBSCoin (BBS)

This token targets internet forums, enabling users to monetize virtual credits earned within those communities. BBS has increased by more than 20% over the past year and almost 38% in just 30 days.

BBS trades at $0.0000005736 as of the writing of this article, which gives it a market capitalization greater than $0.05 million. Its all-time high was $0.00004102 in June 2019, and its lowest point was $0.0000001899 in June 2022.

2. Yup (YUP)

It leverages the Yup Protocol to reward quality opinions across the internet through a semi-autonomous, decentralized social consensus mechanism. YUP has fallen by nearly 99% in the past year and almost 26% in 30 days.

YUP trades at $0.01127 as of writing. This gives it a market capitalization greater than $0.072 million. Its all-time high was $5.90 in November 2021.

3. Zoracles (ZORA)

It operates as a DeFi Oracle platform focused on building a liquidity swap ecosystem that supplies users with capital, data, and analytical tools. ZORA has fallen by more than 58% over the past year but is up by more than 81% over the last 30 days.

ZORA trades at $82.69 as of the writing of this article, which gives it a market capitalization greater than $0.41 million. Its all-time high was $3,767.38 in November 2021.

4. Props Token (PROPS)

It empowers users to strengthen digital communities and fosters closer ties between app developers and their audiences. PROPS has fallen by nearly 87% over the past year and more than 25% in the last thirty days.

PROPS trades at $0.0009643 as of writing. This gives it a market capitalization greater than $0.49 million. It currently trades at $0.1926 (May 2021), and $0.0006098 (July 2022).

5. HollyGold (HGOLD)

It functions as a blockchain-based Hollywood movie production house, allowing token holders to participate indirectly in film production. HGOLD has fallen by more than 37% over the past year and almost 24% in just 30 days.

HGOLD trades at $0.1739 as of writing. This gives it a market capitalization greater than $0.77 million. Its all-time high was $14.65 in January 2021 and its lowest point was $0.1179 in May 2021.

6. Onooks (OOKS)

OOKS seeks to establish an interoperable, integrated open finance and monetary protocol aimed at disrupting conventional financial systems. OOKS has fallen by more than 58% over the past year and 13% over the last 30 days.

OOKS trades at $0.2376 as of the writing of this article, making it more than $2.60 million in market capitalization. Its all-time high was $1.83 in November 2021 and its lowest point was $0.06872 in October 2021.

7. MORK (MORK)

Hackatao’s digital community and the Hackatao collective utilize it as social money. MORK has fallen by nearly 90% over the past year and more than 23% in just 30 days.

MORK trades at $0.3646 as of the writing. This gives it a market capitalization greater than $3 million. Its all-time high was $30.26 in November 2021.

8. Friends With Benefits Pro

It is a DAO and cryptocurrency-governed platform for artists and creators. FWB leverages Web3 tools to foster an environment where artists and creators can express their creativity across multiple formats. FWB has dropped by more than 83% over the past year and almost 7% in 30 days.

FWB trades at $10.27 as of the writing of this article, which gives it a market capitalization greater than $6 million. It currently trades at $10.27, with a record high of $628.02 in November 2021 and a low of $4.23 in June 2021.

9. WHALE (WHALE)

It serves as a social currency backed by NFTs or tangible assets. WHALE is an asset-backed currency whose value derives from digital art and collectibles rather than traditional stores of value such as gold. WHALE has fallen by nearly 92% over the past year and almost 37% in 30 days.

WHALE trades at $1.13 as of the writing of this article, which gives it a market capitalization greater than $10 million. Its all-time high was $61.77 in November 2021 and its lowest point was $1.07 in September 2022.

10. Rally (RLY)

It is an Ethereum token launched in 2020. The network builds communities around brands by combining content sharing with crypto token rewards. RLY has fallen by almost 27% in the past 30 days and more than 91% over the previous year.

RLY trades at $0.03138 as of writing. This gives it a market capitalization greater than $100 million. Its all-time high was $1.40 in April 2021 and its lowest point was $0.02908 in June 2022.

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