(Updated on – Fri 19 July 2024, 05:17 PM GMT):
In the cryptocurrency market, we witnessed a much-needed recovery rally in lats 10 days after a significant sell-off over was triggered by the Mt. Gox and German government Bitcoin selling. Bitcoin’s price bounced back to $66K from last previous low of $53,900.
Interestingly, during this sharp market downturn, three new memecoins stood out by not just holding their ground but also showing impressive gains.
1. PeiPei (PEIPEI)
PeiPei is an Ethereum-based memecoin that launched on June 4, 2024. Despite the bearish market conditions, PeiPei has managed to hold its gains, increasing by impressive 178% over the 30 days ss. According to Coinmarketcap, PeiPei is trading at $0.00000034 with a market cap of $138 million.
2) Coq Inu (COQ):
The Coq Inu (COQ) was launched on 18 Dec 2023 on AVAX blockchain. COQ coin is surged by 27% in last 7 days which is trading at $0.000001808 the with the MarketCap of $125 million.
These memecoins have demonstrated bullishness and strong performance even in bearish market.
3) Andy (ETH) (ANDY):
ANDY is a meme token running on the Ethereum blockchain which was launched on 9 Mar 2024 on Ethereum blockchain is currently surged by 85% in last 24 hr. trading at $0.0001558 the with the MarketCap of $155 million.
4) Why (WHY):
WHY is a meme token running on the BNB blockchain. Which was launched on 5 Jun 2024. In last 30 days the WHY coin is up by significant 83% in last 30 days. Currently WHY coin is trading at $0.00000017 with the Marketcap of $68 Million.
5) Hoppy (HOPPY)
Hoppy is a fresh meme coin running on the Ethereum blockchain, launched on April 10, 2024. In the past 30 days, Hoppy has surged by an 83%, trading at $0.0001103 today. The MarketCap of HOPPY coin reached to $38 Million.
6) Toshi (TOSHI)
Toshi is a meme coin running on the Base blockchain, launched on 31 Jul 2023. In the past 7 days, TOSHI has surged by an 22.85%, trading at $0.0002601 today. The MarketCap of TOSHI coin reached to $105 Million.
Disclaimer
Cryptocurrency investments are highly volatile and risky. The information provided is for educational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. Always do your own research before making any investment decision