【Crypto World】Coingecko recently shared an interesting data set on X — the global ranking of countries most interested in Meme coins. The top three are the United States, India, and Nigeria, followed by Germany, Turkey, Vietnam, the Netherlands, the Philippines, Brazil, and Indonesia.
Among them, the United States is particularly interesting. Due to adjustments in regulatory attitudes, local users’ traffic accessing Meme coin-related content has actually increased by 30%. It seems policy changes can also give a boost to popularity.
However, overall, Meme coins haven’t been having a good time lately. Since the beginning of this year, interest in Meme coins in the crypto market has plummeted by 81%. DOGE remains the leader in this field, with nearly 47.3% market share, while other coins can only look up to it.
Remember that wave of hype at the end of last year? The enthusiasm for AI concept coins and the US presidential election drove the emergence and popularity of coins like GOAT and FARTCOIN. By January this year, the launch of the TRUMP token pushed the entire Meme coin market to its peak. And what happened? These newly popular coins are now experiencing a clear correction, with market caps generally falling. This is the norm for Meme coins — when the wind blows, the waves rise; when the wind passes, it’s a mess.
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MetaverseHermit
· 2h ago
Doge is still the boss. Other meme coins have really been beaten to pieces... An 81% drop is outrageous.
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NFTBlackHole
· 17h ago
DOGE is still DOGE, everything else is just a backdrop. An 81% drop is really brutal.
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PhantomMiner
· 17h ago
DOGE has eaten so much meat, other cryptocurrencies really have no way out
Whenever US regulations loosen, the traffic increases. It seems that trading cryptocurrencies still depends on policy favorability
81% decline, this is the real scene of cutting leeks. Where are the GOATs from the end of last year?
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SocialAnxietyStaker
· 17h ago
Doge, the big brother, is still stable; everything else is just a supporting role.
The US loosening regulations has actually increased enthusiasm; this logic is quite interesting...
81% decline, oh my, this is truly a complete halving.
I didn't buy the dip during the GOAT wave, now I regret it to death.
Why do countries like India and Nigeria love to play with meme coins so much?
As soon as regulations loosen, people rush in; it's all gambler mentality.
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WhaleWatcher
· 17h ago
Dogecoin, oh my, still hoarding the shares, a 47% stake is outrageous.
US regulation is actually boosting the hype? I didn't see this coming.
Meme coins are completely cooling off this wave, with an 81% drop, it's heartbreaking to see. Who would have thought at the end of last year?
Indians are also into meme coins? Now it's truly globalized.
DOGE dominates alone, other cryptocurrencies really have no way out.
Global Meme coin attention plummeted by 81%, while in the US it rose against the trend, with DOGE still holding half the market share.
【Crypto World】Coingecko recently shared an interesting data set on X — the global ranking of countries most interested in Meme coins. The top three are the United States, India, and Nigeria, followed by Germany, Turkey, Vietnam, the Netherlands, the Philippines, Brazil, and Indonesia.
Among them, the United States is particularly interesting. Due to adjustments in regulatory attitudes, local users’ traffic accessing Meme coin-related content has actually increased by 30%. It seems policy changes can also give a boost to popularity.
However, overall, Meme coins haven’t been having a good time lately. Since the beginning of this year, interest in Meme coins in the crypto market has plummeted by 81%. DOGE remains the leader in this field, with nearly 47.3% market share, while other coins can only look up to it.
Remember that wave of hype at the end of last year? The enthusiasm for AI concept coins and the US presidential election drove the emergence and popularity of coins like GOAT and FARTCOIN. By January this year, the launch of the TRUMP token pushed the entire Meme coin market to its peak. And what happened? These newly popular coins are now experiencing a clear correction, with market caps generally falling. This is the norm for Meme coins — when the wind blows, the waves rise; when the wind passes, it’s a mess.