Daddy Tate (DADDY), the cryptocurrency introduced by internet personality and former world kickboxing champion Andrew Tate, has fallen to a new low of $0.02682, according to fresh analysis published by Finbold.
Once promoted as a tool to “escape traditional financial constraints and achieve rapid wealth growth,” the token has now dropped more than 88% in value since its initial launch price of $0.2622 on 15 June 2024.
The downtrend has accelerated throughout 2025, with DADDY valued at $0.0553 at the beginning of the year. An initial investment of $1,000 in January would now be worth under $484—highlighting the considerable losses sustained by holders.
At its peak, DADDY commanded a market capitalization of $120.69 million. As of July 8, 2025, that figure has dropped to just $16.56 million.
“We’re witnessing a textbook case of hype-driven volatility unraveling in real time,” said Jordan Major, senior crypto markets analyst at Finbold. “Without clear utility or evolving token economics, meme coins like DADDY tend to struggle once initial momentum fades.”
Blockchain data from Solscan further paints a bleak picture. Token transfers and decentralized exchange (DEX) trading volume for DADDY have both fallen to three-month lows, while wallet activity remains largely stagnant. The top 10 wallets currently hold over 18% of the total supply, raising questions about decentralization and liquidity concentration.
Diana Paluteder, Finbold’s head of content, added:
“The drop in price mirrors a deeper issue, fading interest not just from investors, but from Andrew Tate himself. Without consistent backing or a clearly evolving value proposition, the project is losing momentum fast.”
Daddy Tate’s future remains uncertain as investors increasingly shift toward projects with real-world utility, transparent governance, and long-term roadmaps. Without a significant change in direction or narrative, the token risks joining the ranks of countless other short-lived meme coins.
