Memecoin

Dogecoin jumped nearly 6% after SpaceX's spectacular debut on the Nasdaq. In a crypto market always sensitive to narratives, Elon Musk's return to the spotlight was enough to awaken demand around DOGE.

More than 207 billion SHIB have left the exchange platforms in 24 hours, according to CryptoQuant data. This movement comes as the token price remains stuck below $0.0000054, in a market under strong selling pressure. Does this decoupling between on-chain activity and price evolution signal a reversal?

Bitcoin takes the lead again in the crypto market, and Adam Back sees it as a clear signal. The CEO of Blockstream believes that altcoins and memecoins are gradually being brought back to their "real value": zero. A statement that revives the maximalist discourse at a time when BTC outperforms a large part of the market. For Adam Back, this divergence mainly reflects one reality: few cryptos would be able to sustainably retain their value in the face of speculative cycles.

Millions of SHIB disappear from the market again. Within 24 hours, more than 6 million tokens have been sent to burn addresses, immediately reigniting speculation about the deflationary potential of the memecoin. While activity picks up on several major platforms, the Shiba Inu community continues to bet on scarcity to support investor interest. A strategy that is central to discussions in a crypto market always seeking new catalysts.

The prop trading sector has just endured one of the most brutal consolidations in its recent history. Between 2023 and 2024, more than 70 platforms shut down or were forced to cease operations under regulatory pressure, among them My Forex Funds, shut down by the CFTC in 2023, and The Funded Trader, liquidated the following year. Against this backdrop of widespread collapse, a handful of players not only survived but accelerated. Forex Capital3 is one of them, and its next bet is both logical and ambitious: integrating blockchain where traditional finance has shown its limits.

Dogecoin storms back, bites Bitcoin, nudges XRP, and winks at the market. Whales pile in quietly, traders hesitate loudly, and crypto prepares another twist nobody fully trusts yet.

At Mar-a-Lago, Trump repainted crypto with the stars and stripes while his token was sinking. The guests smiled, the chart, meanwhile, was flushing.

The White House has just lifted the veil: Donald Trump will indeed speak Saturday at the gala organized for holders of the TRUMP memecoin. An event as fascinating as it is controversial, mixing presidential power, crypto, and suspicions of conflicts of interest.

The trading volume of memecoins exploded to over 5 billion dollars in a single day, before falling as quickly as it had risen. Behind this spectacular volatility lies a reality well known to analysts: short-term speculation rules supreme. But this time, is it a sign of a lasting slowdown?

Caitlyn Jenner escapes a class action lawsuit. A California federal judge ruled that her JENNER memecoin was not a financial security, thus closing the door to any lawsuit on this basis. A decision that raises much broader questions about the legal framework for celebrity cryptos.

The Trump token has plummeted, but the circus continues at Mar-a-Lago: less fortune, same scent of privilege. In crypto as in politics, the badge survives better.

Shibarium, the blockchain dedicated to Shiba Inu, has just recorded a spectacular 300% increase in its daily transactions. Yet, behind these impressive figures lies a disappointing truth: the majority of these crypto transactions are empty.

The memecoin $TRUMP attracts attention after the announcement of an exclusive event at Mar-a-Lago reserved for top token holders. The announcement briefly boosted the token price before a quick correction, illustrating the volatility of political memecoins.

Shiba Inu heads into the weekend under mounting pressure. On-chain data shows that more than 531 billion SHIB flowed into exchanges over the past 24 hours—a figure well above recent norms. The surge tilts short-term control toward sellers. With technical signals weak and weekend liquidity thinning, downside risks are increasing.

The price of the Shiba Inu crypto seems to particularly attract the attention of analysts. Behind the fantasies of a 1 $ SHIB, a more significant figure indeed stands out. It is its market capitalization reaching 3.6 billion dollars. According to crypto experts, this figure changes everything. Explanations.

Memecoins were dying. Pump.fun got scared. No more parasitic creators, room for traders. Cashback galore. Volumes soar, millionaires cry. The circus continues.

Memecoins have faced heavy selling pressure over the past month, reinforcing the view among many traders that the sector’s best days are over. Social media sentiment has turned sharply negative, and market participants are increasingly writing off meme tokens as a failed trend. However, crypto analytics firm Santiment argues that such widespread pessimism may signal a potential reversal rather than a permanent decline.

The SEC under Atkins lets go of Binance and Sun, coincidentally just as Trump and his crowd are feasting on WLFI… Coincidence or nepotism? The defrauded voters want more.

Pump.fun, an iconic memecoin platform, surprises with Pump Fund: a 3 million dollar fund to support 12 startups. A bold transition from speculation to concrete investment. How could this strategic shift redefine the future of startups in the crypto ecosystem?

Former New York City Mayor Eric Adams unveiled a new memecoin project on Monday, drawing swift attention from both local media and crypto analysts. The token, called NYC Token, was introduced during a press conference in Times Square shortly after Adams officially left office on Jan. 1. Within hours, on-chain data began raising concerns about the project’s liquidity structure and risk profile.

Shiba Inu SHIB sees rising exchange reserves as holders prepare to sell, keeping the token’s price under cautious watch.

Memecoins live at a strange pace. Everything goes very fast, then nothing. On Solana, Pump.fun has been one of the main accelerators of this dynamic. But when a platform grows, every setting becomes political. Even a simple fee.

Pump.fun has just made crypto history by exceeding 2 billion dollars in daily volume thanks to Solana memecoins. Between rapid opportunities and legal risks, this explosion raises questions: sustainable revolution or bubble ready to burst?

At the beginning of 2026, memecoins establish themselves as the stars of the crypto market. PEPE, Dogecoin and Shiba Inu record spectacular gains, driven by massive whale accumulations and short position liquidations. This spectacular rebound, marked by a 20% increase in the sector's capitalization in a few days, raises questions: is it a simple technical rebound or the start of a new memecoin season?

The capitalization of memecoins jumped by more than 23% in early 2026, with a trading volume that almost quadrupled. In short, "hot" money is back, the kind that tests limits. According to data relayed around CoinMarketCap, the sector went from about $38 billion on December 29 to over $47.7 billion a week later, while volumes climbed towards $8.7 billion.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) is under renewed pressure as its market position weakens. Once ranked among the top 15 cryptocurrencies, SHIB now sits near the lower end of the top 40 by market capitalization. Recent price movement and fading interest have raised questions about whether the token can recover in the next market cycle.

Once shining symbols of speculative euphoria, memecoins are going through a major crisis. Their market capitalization has collapsed from 100 to 35 billion dollars within twelve months, reflecting a radical shift in retail investors' appetite. Does this spectacular drop mark the end of an era for these controversial digital assets?

As 2025 ends on a bitter note for SHIB holders, could the most famous memecoin after Dogecoin finally regain its colors next year? Between encouraging technical signals and structural changes in the crypto market, several elements suggest a possible revival.