🐸 Meme Coins
Top meme coins ranked by market cap
| # | Name | Price | 1h % | 24h % | 7d % | Market Cap | Volume (24h) |
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What meme coins are
A distinct category
Meme coins are cryptocurrencies whose value rests on community, humour and attention rather than on technology or revenue. Most make no claim to solve a problem, and many say so openly. They are tracked separately because they behave differently from the rest of the market: moves are larger, faster, and driven by social activity rather than by anything measurable about the project.
Why they move as they do
With no cash flows or usage metrics to anchor a price, a meme coin is worth what the next buyer will pay. That makes price almost entirely a function of attention, which is why a single post from a well-known account can move one by double digits in minutes, and why interest can disappear just as quickly. Gains of hundreds of percent and falls of ninety percent both occur regularly, sometimes in the same week.
The specific risks
Meme coins concentrate several risks. Ownership is often highly concentrated, so a small number of holders can sell into any rally. Many are launched with contracts that let creators mint new supply or block selling — a pattern known as a rug pull. Thin liquidity means a modest sell order can move the price sharply, and the exit you assumed exists may not.
If you are looking at this page
Treat the sector as speculation rather than investment, because that is what it is. Check how supply is distributed and whether liquidity is locked before assuming a token can be sold. Most meme coins launched in any given month are worth nothing within a year, and the ones visible on a ranking like this are the small minority that survived long enough to be listed.
Market data on this page is provided for information only and is not financial, investment or tax advice. Cryptocurrency prices are volatile and you can lose money. Always do your own research.