Q2 is expected to bring significant gains for the crypto market. Not only will Trump’s pro-crypto policies begin to take shape and altcoin ETFs face possible approvals, but the United States Federal Reserve is anticipated to slash interest rates.
Liquidity will begin flooding back into the crypto ecosystem, and if history is anything to go by, this could be immensely bullish for the meme coin sector.
But what are the popular meme coins to buy? Read on to find out.
MIND Of Pepe
MIND Of Pepe is a trending AI agent meme coin that aims to help its community earn money. The project will analyze data, launch tokens, interact with dApps, and even write tweets.
All of this is for the betterment of $MIND holders. They’ll get exclusive access to the agent’s trend analysis and insider information on token launches before the agent writes about them on social media.
Investors can currently buy $MIND in its ongoing token presale, which has raised $7.2 million so far. The current $MIND price is $0.0034955, but this will rise throughout the ICO. It also has a staking mechanism that currently provides a 312% APY, but this will decrease over time.
With ingrained utility and a position between the AI and meme coin metas, MIND of Pepe has all the hallmarks of a project that could explode on the market’s next leg up.
BTC Bull Token
BTC Bull Token is another new meme coin with a twist. It’s the first ever cryptocurrency to airdrop its community Bitcoin rewards. Every time the Bitcoin price rises by another $50K, holders will receive $BTC and $BTCBULL rewards directly in their crypto wallet.
The project operates on the Ethereum blockchain and has formed a collaboration with the multichain cryptocurrency wallet, Best Wallet so that users can hold BTC Bull Token and earn Bitcoin from the same app.
It’s also undergoing a presale and has raised $3.5 million so far.
Since launching in 2009, Bitcoin has been the world’s leading-performing asset, providing an average annual return of 230%. BTC Bull Token’s offer of free Bitcoin rewards separates it from competitors and makes it a no-brainer for meme coin fans.
This could create significant demand and price growth as word spreads.
SPX6900
SPX6900 is a satirical meme coin that jokes about the US stock market. Its light-hearted goal is to “ flip” the market cap of the entire S&P500.
The project launched in 2023 but gained prominence in Q3 of 2024, when popular trader and community member Murad Mahmudov went viral for presenting a meme coin supercycle thesis at the TOKEN2049 summit in Singapore.
SPX6900 is Murad’s highest conviction play, so it was the big performer following the event. Murad has a large stake in the SPX6900 supply, which at its peak contributed to a market cap above $50 million.
This led some investors to worry about Murad selling, but even as its price crashed, Murad held to his word of being a long-term holder.
His wallet has lost approximately $45 million, but this has proved his “diamond hands” and added to the conviction for some SPX6900 community members. This strengthens the project’s narrative, which could help it surge in Q2.
Pwease
Investors hoped that Donald Trump and his pro-crypto Vice President JD Vance would insta-send crypto prices after they took office. However, Trump’s tariffs have slowed things down and brought in a period of economic sluggishness, which crypto investors have felt hard.
After a run-in with Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky two weeks ago, during which Vance scolded Zelensky for not saying “thank you” to Trump, a new meme coin called Pwease has launched on Pump.fun.
It leads with “YOU SHOULDA SAID PWEASE.” jokingly alluding to the fact that if crypto investors said please, then the market might have performed better.
It has both relevance and comedic effect, and it’s the only Pump.fun meme to catch fire since prices have crashed. All of this signifies that it could be a standout performer in the months ahead.
Pwease currently trades at $0.0277, up 46% today and 33% this week. It has a $27 million market cap and a $31 million 24-hour trading volume.
