🔥 The cash is still on the cat, but this cat dropped 7% first thing this morning
That cash cat on Robinhood’s on-chain market is trading at $0.1142 this morning, down 7.06% over 24 hours. The intraday high was $0.1327 and the low was $0.1052. The floor hasn’t given way yet, but trading volume has shrunk from the eight-figure range to 5.71 million—the people are still here, but the volume has thinned out. It’s given back a chunk since the high, yet its 113,900 holders haven’t scattered.
Current price: $0.1142 24h: -7.06% Trading volume: 5.71 million Holders: 113,900 Market cap: about $113 million Available to trade on Binance Alpha
Why people are still watching: the cat’s name is a play on the founder’s real name, and its catchphrase is “the cash is still on the cat.” It’s not a white paper project—just a cat on the Green Chain. Those 113,000 holders didn’t show up in a day, and some are still buying on down days. Volume has fallen from the eight-figure range, but the order book is still there, and people haven’t scattered. No new developments to be found, so we won’t make any up—the data says enough: the cash is still on the cat.
⚠️ Meme coins are extremely volatile and can strip away a layer of skin in a day. This is not investment advice.
Data source: Binance Alpha live market data (October 9, 09:41 UTC+8)
🔥 Meme coin retraces nearly 20% overnight, and the cinema joke tonight isn’t something anyone can laugh at.
This meme coin on the Robinhood chain is down 19.07% over the past 24 hours. Current price: $0.01209. That’s a clear pullback from the intraday high of $0.01538. Trading volume is $1.03 million, with 29.3k holders. Market cap has slipped to about $12.09 million, and the low has been tested at $0.01191. It’s available on Binance Alpha.
Why it’s still trending: the community’s catchphrase has long been “the cinema is just a cover”—the name itself is the meme. On the selling-pressure day, it actually reignites the conversation. Holders are still around the 30k mark, and the float hasn’t dispersed completely. This kind of retracement looks more like emotion/position-clearing than like nobody is willing to take over.
⚠️ Meme volatility is extremely high and this is not investment advice.
Data source: Binance Alpha real-time quotes (Oct 8, 23:41 UTC+8)
🔥 Among the hot topics that made it through the selection, the one with the strongest momentum tonight is this self-turning “life textbook.”
The BSC meme coin “Binance Life” is currently priced at $0.510, up 5.76% over the past 24 hours. Trading volume is $3.13 million, holders total 101.0K, market cap is about $510 million, and liquidity is $8.84 million. Intraday, it moved from $0.471 to $0.582, and the current price is sitting in the lower-middle range. It is already listed on Binance spot.
Why is it still circulating? Because the name itself is a catchphrase — enjoy life and live each day like a textbook. Holders are steady in the 100K range, the float is not too thin, and community discussion matches the same contract. But a slogan is not the same as a trend: a 5% red day can still quickly give back to the intraday low. Memes only care about the current data, not how long the story can be told.
⚠️ Meme coins are extremely volatile and do not constitute investment advice.
Data source: Binance Alpha real-time market data (Oct 8, 19:41 UTC+8)
🔥 The Shiba Inu with an added “AI” angle has given back 14.56% in 24 hours, with its price hovering near the session low.
This AI Shiba Inu on Robinhood is currently priced at $0.1065, down 14.56% over 24 hours. Its intraday high was $0.1269 and its low was $0.1050. Trading volume is $4.979 million, with 55,400 holders, $5.116 million in liquidity, and a market cap of approximately $105 million. It’s available to trade on Binance Alpha.
Why it’s still all over the feed: Shiba Inu meme appeal meets an “AI” narrative, making this one of the larger dog tokens on this chain. Volume is still close to $5 million on a down day, and holders have topped 50,000—it’s not being ignored; short-term traders have just let the hype cool off for now.
⚠️ Meme tokens are extremely volatile. This is not investment advice.
Data source: Binance Alpha real-time market data (Oct. 8, 14:43 UTC+8)
🔥 This shrimp pot got flipped this morning: over a third wiped out in 24 hours
That “lobster” on BSC took a straight-up beating early today. It’s down 33.57% over 24 hours, currently around $0.0444. Intraday, it plunged from $0.0772 to $0.0382—nearly cut in half from high to low. Trading volume is still around $9.54 million, with 92,100 holders and a market cap of about $44.36 million. The people haven’t all left, but the price has already moved on.
Tradable on Binance Alpha.
Why it’s still all over the feed: the Chinese-speaking community’s “raising lobsters” catchphrase hasn’t faded. The night-market crayfish memes are still making the rounds, and even on a day of steady declines, volume is still close to $10 million and the holder count remains in the 90,000 range. That suggests attention is still focused on this pot—it’s just gone from adding ingredients to serving up, and now it’s being flipped over. At this level of short-term volatility, the day’s gains can disappear in the time it takes to eat a meal.
⚠️ Meme tokens are extremely volatile. This is not investment advice.
Data source: Binance Alpha live market data (October 8, 09:40 UTC+8)
🔥 Even a green market can’t stop the “colonize Mars” mantra
Mars Coin hasn’t had anyone propping it up over the past 24 hours: down 7.95%, now at $0.0992. It plunged from $0.1185 to $0.0951 intraday before catching its breath.
The market is still there, though: $6.63 million in trading volume, 51,400 holders, $2.54 million in liquidity, and a market cap of about $99.2 million. Available to buy on BSC and listed on Binance Spot.
Why does it keep circulating? This coin lives by four words: colonize Mars. When prices fall, the community doesn’t talk fundamentals—it just asks whether the flag is still planted. Trading volume hasn’t been cut in half, and holders haven’t all fled, so the slogan is still making the rounds on-chain.
⚠️ Meme coins are extremely volatile. This is not investment advice.
Data source: Binance Alpha live market data (Oct 7, 19:40 UTC+8)
🔥 The ruler is still here; the banana hasn’t run off
At midday, the most volatile meme on Binance Chain wasn’t one of the project tokens worth over $10 million on the trending list—it was “Banana Scale.”
Current price: $0.007039, down 4.61% in 24 hours. Trading volume: $1.88 million. Holders: 168,500. Now listed on Binance Spot. Intraday high: $0.007425; low: $0.006989. The ruler shifted a notch, but the holders didn’t scatter.
Why is it still moving? This banana’s job is to serve as a measuring stick: put a banana in a photo, and the world has a sense of scale. Even on a red day, the ruler stayed in the pocket, backed by $4.1 million in liquidity. Its 100,000-plus holders give it more depth than many shill-driven tokens. On an afternoon when the over-$10-million slots are all taken by project tokens, it’s the most visibly volatile meme among the contenders over the past 24 hours.
⚠️ Memecoins are highly volatile. This is not investment advice.
Data source: Binance Alpha real-time market data (October 7, 14:41 UTC+8)
While other coins are still moving sideways, this “hang in there” meme has already made a move. Current price: $0.0663, up 8.14% in 24 hours, with $3.115 million in trading volume and 36,000 holders. It touched $0.0603 and $0.0706 intraday, and is still fluctuating within that range. Available to trade on Binance Alpha.
Why it’s gaining traction: The name itself is a catchphrase people can share. With over 30,000 holders and trading volume just topping $3 million, there seems to be real buying behind this morning’s move—not just a false frenzy propped up by volume. It’s a small-cap coin with momentum kicking in early, and its reach depends on the catchphrase itself.
⚠️ Memecoins are extremely volatile. This is not investment advice.
Data source: Binance Alpha live market data (October 7, 09:41 UTC+8)
🔥 Down five points, but the cash is still on the cat.
This on-chain Cash Cat on Robinhood has a simple, straightforward meme: the brokerage’s original name was Cash Cat. The name speaks for itself—no backstory needed.
📊 Live data Price: $0.152 24h: -5.13% Trading volume: $2.494 million Holders: 113.6K Market cap: approximately $150 million Intraday range: $0.150–$0.162
Trading volume is still above $2 million, and holders have topped 110K—the project hasn’t lost its footing. A five-point dip isn’t a crash; it looks more like a normal breather after the hype cools. Tradable on Binance Alpha.
Why it’s still circulating: a brokerage’s original brand name has been turned into an on-chain meme, the green-chain narrative is still alive, and the community keeps riffing on “the cash is still on the cat.” That’s how meme coins go: people rush in when things heat up, then see who can sit tight when they cool off.
⚠️ Meme coins are extremely volatile: they can rise fast and fall just as quickly. This content is not investment advice.
Data source: Binance Alpha live market data (October 6, 19:41 UTC+8)
🔥 The top-performing shrimp at midday: +13.59% in 24 hours.
This “lobster” on BSC is currently priced at $0.04620, with an intraday low of $0.04038 and a high of $0.04881. Trading volume is $2.156 million, and it has 91,700 holders. It isn’t listed for spot trading, but you can trade it on Binance Alpha.
The community catchphrase is still the same—raise your own lobster. Today’s green candle has pushed it back to the top: market cap around $46.2 million, liquidity at $2.17 million, and more than 90,000 people still in the game. It’s no 100x fairy tale—just a meme that’s still alive, with an afternoon rally worth watching.
Memes can rise fast and fall just as quickly. Check the on-chain data, and don’t mistake a catchphrase for a guarantee.
⚠️ Memes are highly volatile. This is not investment advice.
Source: Binance Alpha real-time market data (October 6, 14:41 UTC+8)
🔥 The noisiest Shiba Inu on the Robinhood chain got slammed again this morning: down 9.16% in 24 hours, with trading volume still hitting $9.4 million.
Current price: $0.1148. Intraday high: $0.1370; low: $0.1068. Market cap: around $114 million. Holders: 54,800. Liquidity: around $5.06 million. The chain is Robinhood, and the trading venue is clearly listed: available on Binance Alpha.
It’s still turning over, for an obvious reason. It’s a Shiba Inu meme with an added layer of “AI” narrative, and its trading pair is also linked to tokenized NVIDIA. The community doesn’t see it as a quiet pet; it’s more like an emotional switch on this chain: volume is there, people are there, and traders are watching the pullback too. Trading volume is just a step shy of $10 million, and a 9% drop hasn’t scared everyone out of the market.
The pullback itself isn’t news. Intraday, it has already slid from $0.1370 to around $0.1068—a sizeable swing. Meme markets have always been like this: the story keeps going while the price jolts people awake. In the short term, the question is whether volume sticks around, not whether a slogan can hold the line at a round number.
⚠️ Meme coins are extremely volatile. This is not investment advice.
Data source: Binance Alpha real-time market data (October 6, 09:40 UTC+8)
🔥 The bull hasn’t arrived yet. 64,700 people are still holding on.
This Chinese meme coin on BSC was nearly flat tonight: current price $0.08172, down 1.23% over 24 hours, with $1.376 million in trading volume. Intraday high/low: $0.0843 / $0.0776; market cap around $81.72 million; 64,700 holders; on-chain liquidity around $2.38 million. Already listed on Binance Spot.
The name is the whole story: “Hang on and wait for the bull”—wait through the rises, wait through the dips, and wait even when it goes sideways. No explosive rally or crash tonight; volume is thinning as the price grinds along, but people haven’t left. What meme coins fear most isn’t a red day—it’s being ignored. This one is still on people’s radar. A flat price doesn’t mean the story is over; the catchphrase just hasn’t come true yet.
⚠️ Meme coins are extremely volatile. This is not investment advice.
Data source: Binance Alpha real-time market data (October 5, 19:41 UTC+8)
🔥 This cat in the afternoon clawed the chart until it turned red. Almost all the order-book levels worth over ten million are for project coins—the real meme being jumped to is this cat.
On BNB Chain, Mubarak is up 17.41% in 24 hours. Current price: $0.0767. Intraday low: $0.0649; high: $0.0794. It went from the bottom to the top in one continuous move. Trading volume: $1.037 million. Holders: 36,500. Liquidity: $3.31 million and still rising. Listed on Binance spot already, with a market cap of about $76.75 million.
So why is it still on fire? It’s that cat meme tied to a Binance founder expression. The community recognizes this face—whenever there’s emotion in the order book, it often moves first by a notch. Today there aren’t any verifiable new events you can confirm via search; it’s just an old meme being lifted again by capital. Short-term funds love this kind of familiar face: thin order books, and once pushed, it runs.
⚠️ Meme coins can fluctuate extremely wildly—seeing 17-point swings back and forth within a day is common. They can pump fast and dump just as fast, and this does not constitute investment advice.
Data source: Binance Alpha real-time market data (Oct 5, 14:40 UTC+8)
🔥 The meme coin on-chain that “the cinema is a decoy”—Robinhood’s own this morning shook it a bit: +7.21% in 24 hours.
Don’t be fooled by the name. On-chain numbers speak louder than slogans—current price is about $0.01618. It ranged from $0.01377 to $0.01782 during the day. Trading volume: $1.534M, holders: 29.7K, market cap: about $16.18M, liquidity: about $4.05M. It’s tradable on Binance Alpha.
Why is it still trending? This meme’s persona was never a serious cinema. The community catchphrase has long been “the cinema is a decoy.” The narrative is light, the order book stays active, and every couple of days it can be pulled back up for another look. This morning there were no new, verifiable catalysts—so the data is moving on its own.
⚠️ Meme coins are extremely volatile; gains can come fast and so can give-backs. This is not investment advice.
Data source: Binance Alpha real-time quotes (Oct 5, 09:41 UTC+8)
🔥 A single banana placed on a table as a measuring stick—this meme has been popular for how many years. Tonight, this scale on the market is almost flat over 24 hours: no wild surge, no breakdown. The 160,000 holders are still holding.
The banana scale is running on BSC. Current price is $0.007400, 24h -0.08%, trading volume $1.32M, holders 168.4k, intraday range $0.007362–$0.007619. It’s already listed on Binance Spot.
Why it’s still circulating: the cost of spreading it is extremely low—everyone understands “put a banana next to it to estimate the size.” Tonight there are no verifiable new community events to watch; it’s all about the chart itself. Liquidity is still $4.25M, the spot channel is open—going sideways doesn’t mean everyone’s gone.
On-chain memes are just like this. The ruler is still on the table, and people are still here.
⚠️ Meme coins are extremely volatile and this is not investment advice.
Data source: Binance Alpha real-time market data (Oct 4, 19:40 UTC+8)
🔥 Trades over ten million and still not dispersed—at noon, this Shiba Inu is still turning
An artificial intelligence Shiba Inu on the Robinhood Chain, currently priced at $0.1299, down 0.69% in the past 24 hours, almost flat. Intraday high/low: $0.1453 / $0.1159. Trading volume is still $10.45 million, with 54.4K holders, and a market cap of about $129 million. Binance Alpha is tradable.
Why you can still see it: the Shiba Inu meme rides on the “smart” narrative, and the order book hasn’t gone dark just because the price action isn’t pretty enough. Volume is still there, people are still there—over ten million in trades is tougher than just shouting “a breakout.”
⚠️ Meme coins are extremely volatile and do not constitute investment advice.
Data source: Binance Alpha real-time market data (Oct 4, 14:41 UTC+8)
🔥 The crab that has been slipping for two days straight—this morning pushed the trading volume directly over ten million.
That crab on the BSC chain everyone knows—the current price is about 0.0512, up 9.79% in 24 hours. Trading volume is $11.15 million, holders are 91,800, and liquidity is about $2.29 million. Intraday low: 0.0390, high: 0.0548—the move from low to high ran straight through about 40% in one go. Binance Alpha is tradable.
Why it’s turning back on again: doing over ten million in volume isn’t just a small circle hyping itself up—there are still more than 90,000 people holding positions in the book, and the order book isn’t thin either. The community’s catchphrase is still the same—raise your own crabs; don’t wait for others to feed them. When the crab was drifting lower over the weekend, some said it was going cold. This morning it pushed the volume back up, showing it hasn’t been abandoned.
⚠️ Meme volatility is extremely high and does not constitute investment advice.
Data source: Binance Alpha real-time market data (Oct 4, 09:41 UTC+8)
🔥 Discounted tickets to Mars tonight first: Mars coins are down 17.66% in 24 hours.
The community catchphrase is still “colonize Mars,” but the chart has pulled everyone back to Earth first. Current price is $0.1095; today’s high is $0.1336 and the low is $0.0972—its range is obvious at a glance.
📊 Live data Current price: $0.1095 24h: -17.66% Volume: $3.163 million Holders: 51.7k Market cap: ~ $110 million Chain: BSC|Listed on Binance spot
Why it’s still trending: This isn’t a brand-new overnight meme. With 50k holders still onboard, and trading volume in the millions, it’s not like people have vanished—sentiment just pulled back first. Meme coins are like this—catchphrases stay, while the price moves first.
⚠️ Meme coin volatility is extremely high and does not constitute investment advice.
Data source: Binance Alpha live market data (Oct 3, 23:41 UTC+8)
🔥 The catchphrase is still going, but the price already kneeled first: “Hoping the bull comes,” and the weekend night session liquidated 16% in 24 hours
In the community, the line “Hoping the bull comes” was originally used to encourage each other. Tonight, it made it onto the trading screen—turning into something like first pressing people down near the intraday lows. The bull hasn’t arrived yet, but the pullback got there first.
📊 Binance Alpha live: Current price $0.0830 24h -16.09% Intraday high $0.1048 / low $0.0806 Volume $3.056 million Holders 64.8k Market cap approx. $83 million Chain: BSC, listed on Binance spot
Why it’s still being shared: not because it’s pumping—exactly because it’s dumping, yet still has 60,000+ people waiting/holding in the order book. The catchphrase itself is a transmission engine—before the bull shows up, every slow grind down gets repeated again and again. Tonight there’s no fresh story to hype—only the data speaking: volume is still above $3 million, liquidity hasn’t dried up, and people are still here.
The meme coin market is best at acting out this kind of weekend-night drama: grind it down slowly during the day, then suddenly widen the gap in 24-hour gains/losses at night. With 60,000+ people still hanging around, it shows this isn’t a coin nobody recognizes—it's just that the emotions got smashed first over the weekend. You’re watching the show, but catching the volatility.
⚠️ Meme coin volatility is extremely high—if it can pump fast, it can also dump fast. The above does not constitute investment advice.
Data source: Binance Alpha live quotes (Oct 3, 19:41 UTC+8)
🔥 The cinema lights are still on—the box office has already spilled away by half.
That meme coin on the Robinhood chain rebounded and then gave back 14.18% in 24 hours. Current price: $0.0150. It was dumped from $0.0189 to $0.0144 intraday. Market cap is about $14.96 million. Trading volume: $1.56 million, with 29.8k holders remaining. Binance Alpha is tradable.
The community has long been using the mantra “the cinema is just a cover”—the theaters are merely the shell; the meme is the main feature. Today isn’t a premiere; it’s intermission: people haven’t left, and volume is still over a million, while price first bleeds off the heat. With nearly 30,000 holders, it shows the rush of exiting isn’t because nobody’s watching—it’s because ticket prices got cut first. That’s how meme markets work: the storyline is lively, but the order book decides.
⚠️ Meme volatility is extremely high and this is not investment advice.
Data source: Binance Alpha real-time quotes (Oct 3, 14:41 UTC+8)