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Following the broader crypto market crash, Dogecoin [DOGE] breached the $0.07 support and fell to $0.069, its lowest levels since October 2023. After the slip, the memecoin slightly rebounded and was trading at $0.071, down 1.47% on the daily charts at the time of writing. Over the same period, the memecoin’s trading volume climbed 32% to $819 million, highlighting a strong sell-side pressure, as traders reduced exposure.  How did Dogecoin hit 2023 lows? On the 30th of June, DOGE traders exited the market aggressively. Notably, the memecoin’s Sell Volume rose to 674 million on the same day, while the Buy Volume…

The U.S. Office of Government Ethics released President Donald Trump’s certified annual financial disclosure report on June 30.  Summary Trump’s 2025 filing showed crypto income above $1.4 billion, led by memecoin and WLFI proceeds. Real estate and resort income lagged behind crypto, despite stronger revenue from several golf properties. Public Citizen urged Congress to restrict officeholders’ crypto holdings, while the White House denied conflicts. The filing showed more than $1.4 billion in income from crypto-related ventures in 2025. The total placed crypto ahead of Trump’s real estate, golf and resort businesses. The filing showed a shift in the sources of…

A Pump.fun token airdropped to a famous trader’s wallet is up tens of thousands of percent in days. Here is the honest version: this is a high-risk memecoin with no product, and most tokens like it go to zero. Summary The Black Bull (ANSEM) is a Solana memecoin launched on Pump.fun in mid-June 2026, trading near $0.13 with a market cap around $56 million after a move of roughly 26,000% in a week. The token was not created by the trader it is named after. An anonymous developer airdropped a large share of the supply to the wallet of Ansem,…

What if an artificial intelligence health coach could optimize your daily energy levels without sending a single byte of your private medical data to a corporate cloud server? That’s what Sleepagotchi is trying to achieve with its new AI-powered decentralized wellness application. Summary Sleepagotchi uses AI agents that process health data directly on users’ devices to deliver personalized wellness insights while keeping biometric information private. The platform plans to use its SLEEP token for premium AI features, staking, and marketplace activity while offering basic health coaching for free. Sleepagotchi has raised $6.5 million, supports major wearable devices, and has partnered…

A community takeover, or CTO, is when the holders of an abandoned token band together and run it themselves after the original developer walks away. It is one of the defining rituals of Solana memecoin culture. Here is how a CTO works, why most fail, and what separates the rare survivor from the rest. Summary A community takeover (CTO) is when the holders or broader community of a token take over running it, marketing, socials, and coordination, after the original developers abandon the project, walk away, or lose credibility. CTOs are most common with Solana memecoins, where tokens are fully…

Solana memecoin $ANSEM has come under fresh scrutiny after on-chain investigators revealed that its deployer transferred roughly 60% of the token’s supply to crypto influencer Ansem, who later said he had distributed about $7 million worth of the token through community airdrops. The findings from Lookonchain and Bubblemaps come as $ANSEM traded around $0.10 at the time of writing. This gave the token a market capitalization of roughly $43 million after a volatile rally. The on-chain reports have sparked debate over the token’s distribution and early holder activity. Deployer transferred majority of supply to Ansem According to Lookonchain, the wallet…

A wave of Solana memecoins carrying the name of influencer Ansem has gone parabolic, with one version running to tens of millions in market cap in under two weeks. But Ansem did not create most of them, has publicly disavowed several, and the eye-catching pump figures often do not survive a look at the chain. Here is what $ANSEM actually is, why it is trending, and what it teaches about influencer coins. Summary $ANSEM is not a single coin but a cluster of competing Solana memecoins built around the online identity of crypto influencer Ansem, real name reported as Zion…

Launching a memecoin used to be a one-time event. Now, on platforms like Pump.fun, the person who creates a token can earn a cut of every trade, potentially for as long as it trades. That single change has reshaped who launches coins, why, and how the money flows. Here is how creator fees work, how they are evolving, and where they go wrong. Summary Creator fees are a share of trading activity that a memecoin launchpad routes to the person who created a token, turning a launch into a potential ongoing income stream rather than a one-time event. On Pump.fun,…

Before a memecoin reaches a normal exchange, its price is not set by buyers and sellers meeting in a market. It is set by a formula. That formula is the bonding curve, and it is the engine behind nearly every Solana memecoin launch. Here is how a bonding curve works, why launchpads use it, and why understanding it is the difference between trading and reacting late. Summary A bonding curve is a mathematical formula that sets a token’s price automatically based on how much of its supply has been bought, so the price rises as people buy and falls as…

If you spend any time around Solana memecoins, you will hear about “the trenches.” It is where traders called degens fight over brand-new tokens that mostly go to zero, in a culture with its own language, rituals, and brutal economics. Here is what the trenches are, the slang you need to follow them, and the hard reality behind the romance. Summary “The trenches” is crypto slang for the chaotic, high-risk frontier of on-chain memecoin trading, especially brand-new Solana tokens on launchpads like Pump.fun. The traders who operate there are called trenchers or degens, and the culture has its own dense…