MMX MMX

1. Summary

Ranks

Liquidity

94

Developer

-

Social

11

Momentum (beta)

79

Stack Rank™

-

Price

$1.03 -0.5%

Market Cap

$159.53M (#208)

Supply

151.90M / 499.90M

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Price
52W High price	$2.27
52W High date	1st Jul 2024 (7 months ago)
All Time High (ATH) Date	24th Nov 2023 (1 year ago)
ATH Price	$3.47
% From ATH	-62.68%
All Time Low (ATL) Date	7th Nov 2024 (3 months ago)
ATL Price	$0.55
% From ATL	136.81%

Supply & Trading Volume
Trading Volume (24h)	$111,063.00
Total Supply	499.90M
Max Supply	500.00M
Circulating Supply	151.90M

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Description

MMX is an abbreviation representing several distinct concepts. Notably, it stands for Modern Muscle Xtreme, which is a company specializing in high-performance parts and accessories for HEMI vehicles. They offer a range of products, including forged internals, performance items, and throttle bodies, catering to enthusiasts of high-powered vehicles....

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MMX is an abbreviation representing several distinct concepts. Notably, it stands for Modern Muscle Xtreme, which is a company specializing in high-performance parts and accessories for HEMI vehicles. They offer a range of products, including forged internals, performance items, and throttle bodies, catering to enthusiasts of high-powered vehicles.

Additionally, MMX is an acronym for MultiMedia Extension, a set of instructions developed by Intel in 1996 to enhance the x86 instruction set for multimedia processing. This technology uses components like Single Instruction, Multiple Data (SIMD) and packed data processing to efficiently handle tasks such as video and audio processing, image manipulation, and 3D graphics. The technology was integrated into Intel's Pentium and subsequent processors, enhancing multimedia performance without derating floating-point operations.

Furthermore, MMX signifies Martian Moons eXploration (MMX), a scientific mission project led by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) focusing on exploring the Martian moons, particularly Phobos. The mission aims to collect and return samples from Phobos to analyze material potentially holding signs of life. It complements the Mars Sample Return (MSR) mission, which collects material from the Martian surface. By comparing these samples, researchers aim to explore the possibility of life on Mars and the history of its uncharacterized features.

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