Meme coins are cryptocurrencies driven by internet culture and social trends, often gaining value through community hype and viral attention rather than utility
Meme-coins
Meme coins are cryptocurrencies driven by internet culture and social trends, often gaining value through community hype and viral attention rather than utility
A single post from a celebrity can cause a trading frenzy—and lead to well-intentioned fans losing a lot amount of money. By the time regulators sit up and take notice, it'll be too late.
As the AI-generated token price peaked, $TURBO entered the top-10 meme coins by trading volume, and its capitalization grew by over 2,000%, reaching $600 million.
A single post from a celebrity can cause a trading frenzy—and lead to well-intentioned fans losing a lot amount of money. By the time regulators sit up and take notice, it'll be too late.
As the AI-generated token price peaked, $TURBO entered the top-10 meme coins by trading volume, and its capitalization grew by over 2,000%, reaching $600 million.
Since its launch, “World PvP” has attracted over 7,000 players and generated $30 million in trading volume. Players pump their country's tokens to achieve the highest market cap and win the chance to nuke opponents.
The attacker used service accounts to drain the project’s bonding curve contracts. The platform quickly restored its services and promised to reimburse affected users.
Political trends are soaking into crypto. The rise of meme-coins with cultural relevance challenges the assumption that such tokens have no intrinsic value or utility.
