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Meme coin sentiment in 2025 is mixed, with bursts of optimism tempered by high volatility and regulatory concerns. Here's a concise overview based on recent trends:

Bullish Momentum: Meme coins like Dogecoin (DOGE), Shiba Inu (SHIB), PEPE, and newer tokens like Fartcoin and TRUMP have seen significant gains, driven by social media hype, celebrity endorsements (e.g., Elon Musk for DOGE, Donald Trump for TRUMP), and Bitcoin’s surge to $118,288. For instance, DOGE surged 7% in weekly trading volume, while Fartcoin hit a $2 billion valuation briefly. Solana-based coins like Bonk (BONK) and Dogwifhat (WIF) rose 24.73% and 20.12% respectively in early July 2025, reflecting speculative energy.

Bearish Pressures: Despite rallies, sentiment is cautious due to meme coins’ lack of fundamental utility and susceptibility to pump-and-dump schemes. PEPE dropped 15% in June 2025, and TRUMP fell 16% after a high-profile gala, highlighting volatility. Regulatory warnings, like the New York State Department of Financial Services’ alert on unlicensed platforms and fraud risks, dampen enthusiasm. The SEC notes meme coins typically aren’t securities, leaving investors unprotected.

Market Dynamics: Meme coins thrive on community engagement and social media trends, with tokens like BRETT (up 120% in two weeks) and USELESS (1,635% in June) showing explosive potential on Base and Solana blockchains. However, analysts warn of corrections if momentum fades, as seen with PEPE’s struggle to recover November 2024 gains. Bitcoin’s bullish trend (nearing $120,000) often spills over to meme coins, but their reliance on hype makes them high-risk.

X Sentiment: Posts on X reflect polarized views—some traders see meme coins as high-reward bets during bullish phases, while others, like @beaniemaxi, noted in April 2024 that most are “-ev” (negative expected value), with losers outnumbering winners.