MemeCoin News & Analysis Today

A meme coin is a type of cryptocurrency that takes its identity from internet culture. Instead of being presented as a serious financial instrument, it’s usually tied to a funny image, viral meme, or inside joke that spreads through online communities. At its core, though, a meme coin works just like any other digital currency: it runs on blockchain technology, can use Proof-of-Work or Proof-of-Stake mechanisms, and can be bought, sold, or even turned into NFTs. What really defines a meme coin is the community behind it. Its value depends less on real-world utility and more on how much attention and hype it can generate. If people are excited, talking about it, and sharing it, the coin can gain traction. Elon Musk’s public support for Dogecoin is a perfect example of how a meme coin can suddenly surge in popularity. But because most meme coins aren’t backed by real assets, their prices are extremely volatile. Many investors jump in hoping to profit from short-term swings, but just as quickly, the hype can fade and the coin can collapse.

  • Shiba Inu (SHIB) just torched more than 8.8 million tokens in seven days, per Shibburn — a steady burn that tightens supply and can fuel the next bullish impulse as SHIB wrestles with a lingering downtrend. Burns are core to SHIB’s deflationary design, funded by fees from on-chain activity and aimed squarely at reining in the outsized supply.

  • The memecoin Dogecoin (DOGE) is attempting to push back toward its monthly high after a successful retest of the breakout zone around $0.256. Bulls may be on the verge of driving the price to fresh highs, with multiple upside targets now in focus.

  • On September 15, the meme-coin launchpad Pump.fun saw its daily trading volume cross the $1 billion mark for the first time since July, according to figures from DEX Jupiter.

  • September is traditionally viewed as a weak month for the crypto market, but this year the trend seems to be breaking. Bitcoin has so far struggled to clear the $117,000 barrier, yet several leading altcoins are posting impressive rallies.

  • Dogecoin (DOGE) is aligning with the broader altcoin recovery, currently trading near $0.244 and just below last month’s high. After a correction down to the 200-day EMA, buyers are attempting to regain control and set the stage for another bullish breakout.

  • BaFin chief Mark Branson stayed consistent in his latest remarks at the Handelsblatt Banking Summit: greater accessibility through retail banks does not make Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies better investments. He repeated that cryptocurrencies have “no inherent value” and are “more casino than investment.” These soundbites, framed under consumer protection, fail to reflect reality. While criticism of certain industry practices is justified, in 2025 a more nuanced view of the asset class is needed if Germany wants to overcome prejudice and prepare for the future. With such a shallow discussion of blockchain and the reinforcement of outdated clichés, it is no surprise that Germany risks falling further behind the U.S.

  • Dogecoin’s price could reach $1.4. According to analyst Bitcoinsensus, the weekly chart of the meme coin shows a bullish pattern pointing to the potential for a strong rally 

  • The memecoin launchpad Pump.fun has recently emerged as one of the crypto market’s top performers, showing resilience despite weak sentiment across the sector

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  • The memecoin frenzy that dominated the crypto markets earlier this year is showing clear signs of exhaustion, most notably reflected in plummeting volumes on Solana-based launchpad Pump.fun. After peaking in January with the explosive launch of the Trump Coin, the platform has experienced a rollercoaster ride—culminating in a pronounced slump this summer.

  • The TRUMP token is poised for a major event that could rattle its price and investor confidence. On July 18, 2025, 45% of its current circulating supply—valued at approximately $959 million—is set to be unlocked, according to data from Tokenomist. This supply release dwarfs the average monthly unlock of $209.6 million, sparking concerns of a potential sell-off and subsequent price collapse.

  • The meme coin segment is experiencing a pronounced resurgence, with total market capitalization soaring by 16% in the past 24 hours and crossing the $73 billion threshold. Trading volumes have spiked to $26 billion—a level unseen since the height of the altcoin rotation in early 2024. This sudden influx of capital, fueled in part by BONK's addition to Grayscale’s Q3 update, has cemented meme coins as a critical pillar in the digital asset landscape.