Category: MemeCoin

MemeCoins are a category of cryptocurrencies that often start as jokes or memes but can gain significant popularity and value, like Dogecoin or Shiba Inu. They are typically community-driven and can be highly volatile.

In this section, we provide updates on various meme coins, market trends, price analyses, and community-driven events. We may also discuss the cultural impact of these coins and how they interact with the broader cryptocurrency market.

Ethereum Gas Fees Plunge to $0.05, Lowest in 5 Years

Ethereum gas fees have reached a 5-year low of $0.05 due to the higher gas limit that increases efficiency and affordability for users.


Ethereum just scored big, with gas fees dropping to the lowest in 5 years and standing at only $0.05 per transaction! That’s a big difference from those crazy highs above $100 sometime in the past. Currently, the low-priority transactions are going for $0.05, while the average and high-priority ones go for slightly higher at $0.06.

This is a big deal for Ethereum, which has seen gas fees skyrocket in the past due to heavy network activity, DeFi mania, and the NFT boom. Back in the pandemic era, the gas fee hit a crazy $196 per transaction at 709.7 gwei.

So, what’s behind this sweet drop? Ethereum recently raised its gas limit to 36 million units, allowing more transactions per block and cutting down on network congestion. This change makes Ethereum more affordable and scalable, which is a win for both users and developers.

In particular, with a drop in fees, Ethereum will automatically become much more appealing for regular users. This means wider usage for Ethereum will be about dApps, DeFi, and NFTs. This is just what Ethereum needed amid the growing competition. The drop is all about making Ethereum more efficient, more approachable, and-most importantly-cheaper.

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Investor Loses $1.5M in CAR Tokens After FOMO-Driven Bet

Trader aped $1.9M into $CAR, held 99.94% supply, but price tanked 77% after deepfake rumors. Now stuck with huge losses.



A trader decided to go all-in on $CAR, buying 3.6M tokens for $1.9M at roughly $457K per million, hoping to hit the jackpot. Just 10 hours later, though, the dream turned into a nightmare when the price of $CAR bottomed out, shredding the value of their investment by 77%. Their stocks are now worth just $441K, and there’s no way out.

$CAR launched on Feb 9, hyped as the official memecoin of the Central African Republic (CAR). It blew up fast, even hitting a $527M market cap. But things took a wild turn when a promo video featuring CAR’s president, Faustin-Archange Touadéra, got flagged as a potential deepfake by AI detection tools. That raised major red flags, and panic spread like wildfire.

The $CAR was an “experiment” for national development, Touadéra’s official X account said, but investors weren’t buying it. When doubts about the authenticity of the video blew out, the token’s price went into free fall.

On-chain data shows the trader never sold a single token, leaving his $1.9M investment locked in a brutal loss. That’s a tough lesson on the wild risks of memecoins-hype fades fast, and when it does, the crash hits even harder.

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Law Firms Take Legal Action Against Pump.fun for Misusing Memecoins and Logos

Two major U.S. law firms are suing Pump.fun for allowing shady memecoins that misuse their names, logos, and employees’ images.


Two of the most prominent law firms in the United States, Burwick Law and Wolf Popper LLP, are taking action against Pump.fun, a wild memecoin platform on Solana. They fired off a cease-and-desist letter demanding the removal of more than 200 tokens allegedly ripping off their names, logos-even employees’ faces.

One token, humorously named “Dog Shit Going NoWhere” (DOGSHIT2), is receiving serious heat over allegedly copying the firms’ names and creating legal and financial chaos. The lawyers say these aren’t just joke coins; they are part of a bigger scam to confuse investors, tamper with litigation, and threaten people.

This drama dates back to Jan 30, this year, when the firms sued Pump.fun for pushing risky, unregistered securities and running pump-and-dump schemes. They claim the platform, run by UK-based Baton Corporation, made nearly $500M from sketchy tactics.

Pump.fun, which just hit $3.3B in trading volume thanks to Trump-themed memecoins, hasn’t responded yet. But if they don’t clean up, legal trouble could wreck them. The lawyers warn that any more IP violations will bring more lawsuits, hinting this could turn into a long, ugly legal battle.

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Has the Hawk Tuah Girl Been Arrested for Her Memecoin? Here’s the Truth

Hawk Tuah Girl’s $HAWK memecoin crashed 90%, sparking rumors of fraud and arrest, but fact-checks prove it’s false.



The Hawk Tuah Girl, also known as Haliey Welch, was an internet sensation this year, who blew up because of her viral “Hawk Tuah” sound. And just as quickly, it went sideways. It went to market like a bombshell and instantly hit a wild $490-million valuation. In what felt like a dream quickly turned nightmare, the price crashed 90% in 20 minutes, leaving investors in the dust.

Crypto fans weren’t happy, and rumors started swirling that Haliey was arrested for money laundering and securities fraud after the crash. Some wild claims even said she was facing charges for espionage related to the memecoin mess.

However, fact-checkers quickly shut down these rumors. A community note on X confirmed that the arrest claims were bogus, made by people trying to get more engagement for their own projects. The Crypto Times also clarified that Haliey’s still dealing with litigation from upset investors, but there’s no arrest news.

Even though things look bad, another X post suggests the Hawk Tuah Girl’s planning a comeback with a new coin called “Shaquille Oatmeal”, but she’s yet to make an official statement. Stay tuned!

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Gang Token Drama: Allegations, Mockery, and a Market Crash

Crypto influencer MrPunk.eth launched $GANG, cashed out $10M, and mocked investors. Allegations of a pump-and-dump scam fuel controversy.



The $GANG token, launched by crypto influencer MrPunk.eth, quickly went from soaring to crashing 98%. It all started with MrPunk.eth using his massive social media reach to hype the coin. However, after a brief surge, the token plummeted, and accusations started flying.

The famous crypto investigator @freakyfawi accused MrPunk.eth of selling $1.3 million in $GANG tokens within two minutes of tweeting about it, cashing out a total of $10 million weeks later. Of course, immediate rumors of a classic “pump and dump” surfaced, with prices suddenly spiking only to fall just as quickly and leaving most investors with extraordinary losses.

GoFundMeme, the company behind $GANG, took to its defense, stating that MrPunk.eth had used special features to avoid snipers and that the team wasn’t involved in buying tokens. Yet some users weren’t buying it, accusing GoFundMeme of being in on the scam.

Meanwhile, MrPunk.eth snubbed his followers’ concerns, even to the point of making fun of those who lost money by calling them “broke losers.” As the drama unfolds, @freakyfawi unveiled MrPunk.eth’s real identity as Rajinder Pathani. In any case, it was either market manipulation or a rug pull; the crypto community was abuzz with debate.

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Trump Merch Now Accepts $TRUMP Memecoin – Solana Users Winning!

Summary: Trump’s merch game just went crypto! One can now purchase Trump-branded fragrances, sneakers, and pre-order watches with the $TRUMP Memecoin via Solana Pay. If anything, the move ramps up the hype around the coin and might drive up Solana’s value. Some fragrances are already out of stock, and sneakers are selling hot, proving that Trump’s brand is still cashing in big time. As it is getting hotter between the fashion and crypto space with speculation of a Melania Trump merch line next.

Trump’s official merch store is now accepting $TRUMP Memecoin through Solana Pay, making it easier for crypto-savvy supporters to flex their fandom. The fragrance line is already making waves, with some scents completely sold out at $199 a bottle. The Trump Sneakers collection is also making a splash, offering stylish kicks starting at $199, all exclusively purchasable via Solana Pay.

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Pre-orders for Trump-branded watches are now live, despite not having dropped. Every purchase made with Solana Pay will not only boost the momentum of the $TRUMP Memecoin but can give a reason for crypto traders to watch Solana’s price appreciate.

Rumors swirl that Melania may soon launch her own line of high-end merch. No word yet if it’s true, but with the recent hubbub, it wouldn’t be a shocker if the Trump brand keeps expanding.

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Dogwifhat (WIF) Pops 14% in 4 Hours – Is a Bigger Pump Coming?

Dogwifhat just went crazy and jumped 14% in only 4 hours to $1.34, but this Solana-based meme coin has actually had it tough lately: 7% down in the last week and 30% in the last month. For now, traders will be focusing on the key price levels of the coin. If WIF clears $1.40, this could propel it all the way up to $1.70 or even more than $2. But if it flops, a drop to $0.80 might be on the table.

Will WIF Keep Pumping or Fizzle Out?
Market signals are mixed—EMAs point downward, but the MACD suggests bulls might be creeping back. If buyers step up, WIF could see another run.

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Meanwhile, on the brighter side of Solana, its scaling project Solaxy is gathering steam and snatching nearly $16M in presale funding. With meme coin mania highly palpable and refusing to dissipate, Solaxy is bound to prepare the ground for Solana’s network to cater to increased demand. If this happens, WIF will benefit along with other meme coins built on Solana.

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For now, all eyes are on whether Dogwifhat can break out or this was just a quick flex before another dip.

TRUMP Memecoin: Crash or Comeback?

Summary: TRUMP memecoin, hyped as the next big thing, is now down over 60%, crashing from its $75.08 peak on Jan. 19 to just $25 today. With a market cap of $5.15 billion and dwindling liquidity of $4.5M, investors are asking: is this the end, or could it make a comeback?

Launched by Donald Trump only days before his inauguration, the TRUMP memecoin reached billions in market capitalization in hours, leveraging FOMO and hype. It became one of the most traded cryptos, but for now, its value has taken a nosedive.

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According to DEXScreener, TRUMP changes hands at $25.58, down 17% in the last 24 hours. The Smart Money wallets seem to have been scooping it up, however. On-chain data platform StalkChain reports TRUMP as their most bought token of late.

The buzz around TRUMP’s potential resurgence stems from its partial token supply still waiting to vest. Plus, speculation is swirling that Trump might endorse it again, which could pump the price back up.

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While some analysts say TRUMP could break the memecoin cycle and bounce back, others are convinced the hype is dead. Only time will tell if this coin is truly “Too Trump to Fail.”

Hacker takes over Nasdaq’s X account to push fake memecoin scam

Nasdaq’s X account got hacked to hype a fake memecoin, STONKS, hitting $80M market cap briefly before crashing hard.



The official X account of Nasdaq got hacked, and what unfolded looked completely like a plot from a cybercrime movie. Using the account, the hackers began shilling a memecoin called STONKS by linking it to a fake affiliate account, hyping the token as the next big thing in the market.

Turns out, STONKS was a ripoff of an already existing Solana-based memecoin with the same name, and the original meme’s IP wasn’t even theirs. Still, the fake token went from zero to an $80 million market cap within minutes of launching—talk about wild. But the hype didn’t last long. Just a few days later, its value plummeted, leaving FOMO traders with nothing but regret, according to DEXscreener stats.

This isn’t the first time hackers have pulled this stunt. Hijacking high-profile accounts on X has become a thing lately. Big names, businesses, and even institutions are getting hit, losing money and reputation in the process.

Hitherto, Nasdaq has had absolutely nothing to say about the breach, but this mess is another reminder: secure your accounts! If big dogs like Nasdaq can get hacked, anyone can. Slap those passwords with a raise and add two-factor authentication. Stay safe, fam!

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Saif Ali Khan Inspires Memecoins After Mumbai Incident

In a wild turn of events, Bollywood star Saif Ali Khan is now the face of not one, but three memecoins, created just 72 hours after a recent attack on the actor in Mumbai. Yep, you read that right—crypto bros wasted no time turning this into a digital trend.

These coins popped up on pump.fun, a platform where anyone can make a token about literally anything. The first one, Justice for Saif Ali Khan (Khan), has a market cap of $7.4K and has sparked 28 posts from users rallying behind the actor.

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The second coin, Saif Ali Khan Al Robot (SaifKhanAI), also sits at $7.4K, combining his name with a nod to AI tech—because why not? Lastly, there’s another Justice for Saif Ali Khan (Saif) coin with the same $7.4K market cap but way less hype so far.

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While these coins probably won’t hit Dogecoin or Shiba Inu status, they’re proof that crypto culture moves at the speed of memes. From Bollywood dramas to politics, like Trump’s recent TRUMP coin, anything can be turned into a digital asset. For now, Saif’s memecoins are a quirky mix of fan support and Gen Z humor in the ever-random world of crypto.

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