Memecoins

Fartcoin, a Solana-based memecoin, briefly hit a $1 billion market cap before declining. Is this a sign of resilience or the start of a larger downturn?

Parody X account Richard E. Ptardio, gifted meme coins in his likeness, donated a significant portion to charity after his holdings peaked at $1 million, turning a viral moment into a meaningful gesture.

A dormant PEPE whale holding 2.1 trillion tokens has made the headlines after he successfully turn his $27 investment into an extraordinary $52 million profit, an extraordinary 1,900,000x return.

Japan is set to launch its first cryptocurrency-backed credit card in 2025, a partnership between Slash Vision Labs and a major Japanese credit card issuer. This development signals Japan's increasing adoption of Web3 technologies and raises the question: Will 2025 be the year cryptocurrencies go mainstream?

Social media influencer and singer Abdurozik Savriqul Muhammadroziqi, popularly known as “Abdu Rozik,” revealed that the key to crypto success is simple: be a good person.

The crypto shooter OverTrip has launched on PC via the Epic Games Store, kicking off its third season with a new battle royale mode where players can wager meme coins.

Floki, in partnership with Mastercard, has launched a zero-fee crypto debit card in Europe, supporting 8 blockchains and major crypto like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Despite this milestone, Floki's price has fallen nearly 7% in the past 24 hours amidst market volatility.

Billy Markus, the founder of Dogecoin, recently shared regret about selling 37.37 bitcoins in 2015 for $424,152.54 — a decision that would now be worth over $368 million. Despite stepping away from Dogecoin in 2015, Markus reflects on its impact as a cultural icon while highlighting its true value lies in its community and shared ideals, not just market performance.

Hailey Welch's $HAWK memecoin quickly soared to a $500 million market cap before crashing by 91% within hours, sparking suspicions of insider trading and potential fraud. The controversy has led to calls for legal action, with investors questioning whether the project was a scam.

MOG's price surged over 20% after Coinbase announced on 3 December 2024 that it would list the token on its exchange, sending its price to $0.00000243. The meme coin's market cap is now approaching $1 billion, securing its position in the top 150 cryptocurrencies.