MEMECOINYThe memecoin market over the last day in numbers we collect ourselves or cite with a source. No commentary and no picks: every number links to where it came from.
The biggest 24h price gains among tokens that passed the leaderboard filters: minimum liquidity, plausible volume, enough transactions and traders, a pair older than a few hours.
Source: DexScreener (price, volume, liquidity) and GeckoTerminal (pool list), Solana , Base . No data: BNB Chain, Robinhood Chain. Every figure links to its pair on DexScreener. Filters and the full leaderboard
How many tokens launched on a launchpad curve and how many left it for a real pool. Counted by our own counter, only over the time it actually watched.
The counter had watched only 2m of the last 24h (it restarted after a site update). Below 1h we print no numbers, as they would be noise.
Source: our counter of new GeckoTerminal pools, as of , 2m of 24h observed. Live counter and methodology
0 entries from the last 30 days, 10 in the whole log. Every entry has a public source; nothing goes in without one.
The hijacked X account of Robinhood's CEO promoted Vladhood as the “official mascot of Robinhood Chain” that would be listed in the Robinhood app. Robinhood confirmed the account was compromised and that the token was not authorised. On-chain monitor MLM (via Cointelegraph) says the attackers took about 650 ETH.
Cointelegraph ·The @SpaceXAI and @Starlink accounts reposted the token promotion while its market cap climbed into the millions of USD. The contract creator sold the minted supply for about 73.7 ETH and the token fell close to zero (rug pull). Neither SpaceX nor X has publicly confirmed the account takeover.
Blockscout ·The hijacked WeChat account of Binance co-CEO Yi He promoted the existing Mubarakah token. Per Lookonchain, the attacker bought 21.16M tokens for 19,479 USDT before the post; the price rose about 800% and crashed as they sold, for roughly $55,000 profit. Yi He said her WeChat was hacked and Binance said the account was restored.
Cointelegraph ·The last complete day in DefiLlama's data, with the 30-day sum and its change against the 30 days before. Revenue is the part of fees the launchpad keeps; buyback is spending on PUMP buybacks.
Source: DefiLlama's public API (summary/fees), days in UTC, fetched . Week by week in the revenue tracker
The brief is assembled once a day (UTC) from the same data the leaderboard, the graduation counter, the rug log and the launchpad revenue tracker show. Nothing is written by a model or added by hand: the sentences are fixed templates around the numbers. If a source does not answer, the section says so plainly and we retry during the day without overwriting sections that already worked.
Read-only. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell.