With over 49% of its supply burned and no major unlocks expected, SHIB appeals to holders seeking inflation-resistant assets.
Renewed buying activity drives PEPE’s breakout, but a low profile score highlights concerns around sustainability.
BONK’s wide community allocations reflect a decentralized approach, fueling early growth despite recent volatility.
July 2025 is a time when the memecoin market continues to attract the attention of investors. Shiba Inu (SHIB), Pepe Coin (PEPE), and BONK are among the leading lights attracted to the renewed volatility and increased trading volume of several tokens. All the projects are at some part of the development stage, as SHIB is the deflationary model, PEPE is the short-term boom strategy, and BONK is the community-centric one.
SHIB’s Supply Model Supports Long-Term Price Stability
Shiba Inu (SHIB) remains one of the most closely monitored memecoins in July 2025. According to Tokenomist data, SHIB’s total supply is split almost evenly between two sources: 50.5% allocated to Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin and 49.5% sent to a burn wallet. This allocation structure reflects SHIB’s original launch plan, which introduced a deflationary supply model intended to create long-term scarcity.
The chart shows that while SHIB’s price experienced a massive spike in late 2021, it entered a prolonged correction afterward. Through 2025, SHIB’s price has seen multiple fluctuations, but its circulating supply has remained largely stable. This limited supply change signals that no significant unlock events are expected. With token emissions under control and a large portion of tokens permanently removed from circulation, SHIB may continue to attract traders looking for long-term, inflation-resistant assets in the memecoin category.
Pepe Coin (PEPE) Shows Short-Term Momentum with Rising Volume
Pepe Coin (PEPE) has gained attention this month due to a recent price surge. Data from CoinMarketCap shows that the coin's price rose 20.18% over the past seven days, reaching $0.0000009272. This movement marks a breakout from previous sideways trading behavior observed earlier in July. The upward trend began around July 20, supported by renewed interest and increased buying pressure.
PEPE's 24-hour trading volume also climbed to $7.52K, showing a 37.33% increase compared to the previous day. The market cap stands at $390.25K, with a fully diluted valuation (FDV) of $390.07K. The total supply and circulating supply are reported at 420.69 trillion tokens, indicating no new supply changes. With 77.98K holders and a growing user base, PEPE continues to gain traction. However, the token’s profile score remains low at 48%, suggesting that transparency and fundamental support may still need development to sustain its recent growth.
BONK Highlights Strong Community Distribution and Early Price Volatility
BONK, a meme token built on the Solana blockchain, has also made its way into the spotlight. Tokenomist data shows a well-diversified allocation plan with a strong focus on community engagement. The largest allocations went to Solana NFT projects and early contributors, each receiving 21.1% of the total supply. Solana Marketing and the BONK DAO followed closely with 15.8% each, indicating active efforts to drive both growth and decentralization.
Additional allocations were spread across Solana artists, developers, marketing efforts, and liquidity support. Each of these categories received between 5.3% and 10.5% of the total token pool. The token's price and circulating supply spiked in late November 2023, reflecting strong initial demand. However, by December 2023, both metrics began to decline. This trend aligns with common patterns in the memecoin space, where short-term corrections often follow early hype.
