The explosion in the number of altcoins is worrying crypto market experts. With over 36.4 million tokens in circulation today, compared to just 3,000 in 2017-2018, the question of the viability of a new altseason is becoming increasingly pressing.
The excitement surrounding the TRUMP memecoin and the prospects of spot ETFs is pushing Solana (SOL) to new heights. With record volume on DEXs and strong institutional accumulation, the asset shows promising technical signals for a potential 25% increase.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin is concerned about the impact of "political memecoins" like TRUMP. He warns about their potential to fuel political corruption, especially during presidential campaigns.
The $TRUMP and $MELANIA tokens, launched by Donald and Melania Trump, are mainly held by crypto whales. A recent analysis reveals that 94% of these tokens are concentrated in only 40 wallets, raising questions about fairness, distribution, and potential manipulation in the crypto market.
The frenzy of memecoins linked to Donald Trump has propelled the Solana ecosystem to new historic heights. According to a report from Copper.co, the number of new addresses on the Solana blockchain reached nearly 9 million before the inauguration of the American president.
Billionaire Mark Cuban suggests an unexpected approach to tackling the U.S. national debt: creating a dedicated memecoin. This proposal, which seems laced with irony, comes as the crypto market experiences a new wave of speculation surrounding the TRUMP and MELANIA memecoins, currently at the center of a heated controversy.
On January 21, 2025, the cryptocurrencies $TRUMP and $MELANIA experienced a drastic drop following Donald Trump's inauguration as the 47th president of the United States. This situation highlights the risks associated with memecoins and intrigues analysts. Is this a revolt from the crypto market due to Trump's oversight during his inauguration?
The Trump family is entering the crypto world and hitting hard. Could their strategy mark a turning point in the ecosystem? Analysis.
The crypto world has recently been shaken by the emergence of $Melania, a new memecoin launched by Melania Trump. This token quickly attracted the attention of investors but also raised concerns about the possibility of a Rug Pull, a scam where developers abandon the project after taking investors' funds. These concerns intensified when analysts discovered that nearly 90% of the total supply of the Melania memecoin was held in a single crypto wallet.
The memecoin $TRUMP shook up the crypto market this weekend, seeing its value soar by 490% in less than 24 hours. This spectacular performance could have quintupled the fortune of former U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump, according to analysts.
The cryptosphere is going through a period of uncertainty marked by sustained volatility in the markets. Among the most monitored assets, Shiba Inu (SHIB) particularly draws attention. This memecoin, often compared to Dogecoin, is at the heart of an intense mobilization of its community, which recently burned over 66 million tokens to reduce the circulating supply. Despite these efforts, the price of SHIB has plunged, highlighting the limits of token burn mechanisms in the face of market forces. This situation raises questions about the effectiveness of these strategies in a complex economic context.
The surprise promotion of a memecoin on Donald Trump's social media raises doubts in the crypto industry. As the TRUMP token reaches a market capitalization of $8.3 billion in just a few hours, experts are questioning the authenticity of the posts and the implications for the market.
Pump.fun, the kingdom of crypto, falls into the abyss: ethical scandals, imminent lawsuits, and ruined users. A saga where the glitzy turns dark.
According to recent crypto data, the majority of traders using the decentralized platform Pump.fun have not yet made significant profits. In fact, only 0.4% of traders have managed to generate more than $10,000 in profits. This situation divides analysts, as these figures may be incorrect! What is the reality? Is Pump.fun truly profitable or not?
Solana, the audacious blockchain, humiliated Ethereum in broad daylight: 3.8 billion in 24 hours, leaving its rivals stunned. A memorable slap in the crypto arena.
The crypto market is in perpetual turmoil, and Dogecoin is one of its protagonists today. Within a week, its price surged by 21%, surpassing competitors like Shiba Inu, Pepe, and Bonk. This performance is no coincidence. Institutional investors and wealthy individuals have massively positioned themselves on the asset, as evidenced by the purchase of 1.08 billion DOGE for an estimated value of 413 million dollars. A notable transaction of 399.9 million DOGE, equivalent to around 144.9 million dollars, was also transferred from Binance to an unknown wallet, a movement often perceived as a bullish signal indicating a reduction in selling pressure. For some observers, the asset could finally cross the symbolic barrier of 1 dollar by the end of the year, thus propelling its market capitalization to 100 billion dollars. However, does this momentum rest on solid fundamentals, or is it merely a speculative frenzy? Amid strategic accumulations, optimistic analyses, and favorable political contexts, Dogecoin may well be on the brink of a new bullish cycle.
Pepe, the ephemeral gladiator, sees his moment of glory under Musk: a flash of wealth, a resounding collapse. Crypto will remember this.
Memecoins, the new stars of a digital circus, juggle between satire and seriousness, attracting millions and the astonished gaze of financiers.
The Solana memecoin generation platform Pump.fun is approaching a revenue of 400 million dollars, according to Lookonchain, despite a significant drop in the overall market capitalization of memecoins in December.
Under the scorching sun of 2025, AI cryptos shine, but their reign is fragile. Memecoins, relics of the past, may be awaiting a return to the firmament.
Bitcoin, fallen hero or reborn phoenix? 2025, the year of all crypto promises, where altcoins could shine with unexpected brilliance.
In December 2024, the memecoin market experienced a significant decline, losing over 40 billion dollars in market capitalization. This drop of 32.38% in one month reflects a decrease in demand and momentum for these meme cryptos, despite some notable exceptions.
On the chessboard of cryptocurrencies, AI is the king of scammers, ruining the French in a game where only fraudsters win.
Under the spotlight of speculation, memecoins attract and terrify. Solana leads the dance, Coinbase follows, while traders oscillate between golden dreams and cold sweats.
Solana, like a Phoenix, rises from the ashes of FTX. With a 2,000% increase, it makes Bitcoin and Ethereum look outdated, showing record volumes and spectacular inflows.
After lounging at the edge of the abyss, the Shiba Inu aims for a dazzling peak. 235%, they say. Numbers that dance, but will reality follow?
In 2024, Solana experienced spectacular growth in the field of decentralized applications (DApps), largely thanks to the rise of memecoins. According to a crypto report, Solana-based DApps generated revenues of $365 million in November 2024, with memecoins leading this growth.
Mark Longo, owner of Peanut the Squirrel, has launched an offensive against Binance, accusing the crypto platform of unauthorized use of his trademark to promote the memecoin PNUT.
The price of Solana has recently recorded a decline of 16.8% from its yearly peak, reflecting a pause in the crypto momentum. Despite this correction, technical and fundamental signals suggest long-term bullish potential. Between descending wedges, regulatory support, and growth catalysts, SOL maintains hopes for a new push to higher peaks.
On December 10, several memecoins, including Dogecoin (DOGE), Shiba Inu (SHIB), and Dogwifhat (WIF), experienced significant declines, wiping out much of the gains made during the recent rally inspired by Donald Trump. This drop brought the total market capitalization of the crypto memecoin market to a three-week low of $119.6 billion.