Investor enthusiasm for meme coins has significantly declined following a string of failed launches and rug pulls, according ...

A CoinGecko co-founder says that meme coins are dead, but these three crypto presales might be set to prove him wrong.

Meme coins are cryptocurrencies that have gone from being internet jokes to creating serious financial buzz, but their explosive popularity is often followed by equally dramatic crashes. BinaryOptions ...

“Meme coins are crypto assets themed around a specific idea or sometimes a person,” said White. PBS’ Paul Solman specifically was curious about popular currencies promoted by Donald Trump ...

It wasn't always this way. When meme coins started edging into crypto consciousness around 2014, they were mainly community-building projects, Puckrin told BI. "The initial concept was fun assets ...

Meme coins — cryptocurrencies inspired by internet trends or memes — have surged in popularity. Some well-known meme coins include Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, Pepe, Trump, Bonk and Floki. While some ...

Welcome back to Distributed Ledger. This is Frances Yue, crypto reporter at MarketWatch. Meme coins were having a moment not too long ago - but it seems that it has passed, for now. Last year ...

Meme coins are popular these days with everyone from c-list celebrities to President Trump. Planet Money has the story of how they went from a one-off joke to a speculative frenzy worth billions.

PEPE / TetherUS chart by TradingView Just take a look at this chart for Pepe (CRYPTO: PEPE), the popular frog-themed meme coin with a $4 billion market cap. The coin launched in mid-2023 ...

Trump’s meme coin was valued at more than $74 before falling to about $12. Cryptocurrency tokens known as meme coins -- such as the one promoted by President Donald Trump last month -- are not ...

Over the years, he's dabbled in popular meme tokens like Dogecoin, Pepe, and the Trump and Melania coins. Like Laranja, he also distanced himself from the "typical" image of a meme trader ...

Welcome back to Distributed Ledger. This is Frances Yue, crypto reporter at MarketWatch. Meme coins were having a moment not too long ago — but it seems that it has passed, for now. Back To Top ...