The memecoin market appears to be cooling for now, with bad launches and rug pulls killing off investor interest, CoinGecko ...

Memecoins, once seen as community-driven digital assets, are increasingly being used to exploit retail investors, with a growing number of scams and failed celebrity-backed tokens raising ...

Since the creation of Dogecoin in 2013, memecoins have become more than just simple internet jokes. Their popularity has risen since 2022, and have altered the landscape of cryptocurrencies ...

On Thursday, Binance co-founder Changpeng "CZ" Zhao divulged that his dog's name was "Broccoli," after sparking a memecoin frenzy that led to an explosion of pup-themed memecoins on Binance's ...

Crypto investors are still piling into memecoins despite the outsized risks associated with this type of digital asset, Kraken said in a report on Wednesday, after conducting a survey of holders ...

That's probably why Abraxas Capital Management founder Fabio Frontini said memecoins should be banned. He was speaking during a rapid-fire round at the "Views from Wall Street to Crypto" session ...

Memecoins aren’t just jokes anymore—they're billion-dollar scandals. Nearly every celebrity-backed memecoin follows the same trend: skyrocketing and then collapsing, leaving investors burned.

Binance founder Changpeng Zhao, also known as "CZ," disclosed the name of his dog, Broccoli, sparking a sudden surge in memecoins inspired by the Belgian Malinois. Following the revelation ...

Speaking on Roundtable, Vezzani compared memecoins to prediction markets and gambling, arguing that they don’t need long-term value to be valid financial instruments. "If you can imagine all ...