Memecoins are a category of cryptocurrency created primarily as a joke or parody, often inspired by internet memes or popular culture. Unlike mainstream cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin or Ethereum, memecoins usually have no real underlying utility or use case. Their value is mainly determined by community engagement, social media trends, and speculative trading.
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The U.S. Senate is investigating the exclusive $TRUMP memecoin gala at Mar-a-Lago — with Warren, Schiff, and Blumenthal demanding answers. Whales are accumulating millions, but the token is down 96% from its peak.
$RAVE surged 6,000% in a month to reach the CoinGecko top 50 — but on-chain data reveals extreme supply concentration and allegations of a coordinated bait-and-liquidate scheme. Here is what the data actually shows.
Canary Capital filed an S-1 with the SEC on April 8, 2026 for a spot PEPE ETF — the first filing to package a meme token with no claimed utility into a regulated brokerage product. Here's what it means for crypto markets.
HERO is a memecoin created on Solana to honour a heroic gesture after the Sydney terrorist attack and support the victims.
The Binance co-founder's WeChat account was hacked to push the Mubarakah meme coin in a pump-and-dump scheme.
Trump-related tokens register a massive and inexplicable rally (MELANIA +54%), despite the crypto market's cautious recovery. Insider hoarding is speculated.
Iggy Azalea's 'Mother Coin' token sees a 25% increase following the debut of Thrust, a Solana-based platform that aims to regulate celebrity tokens.
While Bitcoin plummeted below $100,000 and Ethereum to $3,000, the meme coin on Solana, Jelly-My-Jelly (JELLYJELLY), experienced a record surge, reaching $0.50 and a capitalisation of $500 million.
