Memecoin

Memecore (M) rose 231.4% across March and April, then slid from $4.83 on Friday, 24 April to the $2.60 demand zone in the first week of May. A month-long descending triangle and repeated $2.60 retests point to fading momentum, while $2.56 marks the 78.6% Fibonacci retracement. Key levels highlighted include $1.95 (trend shift risk), $2.59 (bearish continuation toward $2.06), and $3.2 (potential rejection zone).

South Korea's Seoul Southern District Prosecutors' Office arrested and indicted suspects tied to the Solana-based memecoin CATFI, in what is described as the first DEX rug-pull prosecution under the Virtual Asset User Protection Act that took effect in July 2024. Authorities said the token jumped 1,001-fold in 26 hours before collapsing, and 256 investors reported losses of about 900 million won (~$586,000).

Shiba Inu (SHIB) fell about 2% over the last 24 hours as Futures traders cut leverage while Spot participants accumulated. On May 25, CoinGlass data showed SHIB Futures inflows at $3.82 million versus $4.25 million in outflows, leaving net flow at -$430K alongside a funding-rate flip to -0.0106%. Meanwhile, roughly 490 billion SHIB reportedly left exchanges, and the market focus has shifted to whether Spot demand can help price hold above $0.00000526.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) moved mostly sideways on Tuesday after a volatile week, with the token down nearly 4% over the past seven days. CryptoQuant data showed nearly 490 billion SHIB were withdrawn from centralized exchanges on May 24, while Coinglass reported SHIB futures flows fell 3131% in 24 hours with net outflows of $530,000. SHIB was last quoted at $0.000005609, down 1.25% over 24 hours, as analysts highlighted triangle and wedge patterns that could precede a larger move.

SHIB is trading around $0.0000056 after a 10% decline over the past seven days, hovering near a long-term support area around $0.0000055. Over the past 24 hours, open interest rose 2.1% while spot volume fell 18%, offering mixed signals as traders watch for a potential turning point and key resistance levels at $0.000011 and $0.000033.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) is trading below $0.00000550 after a 1.23% drop over the past 24 hours, while leveraged-market funding rates remain in negative territory. Open Interest has fallen 37% and the long/short ratio sits at 0.66, pointing to heavier short positioning even as traders watch Bollinger Band levels at $0.0000550 and $0.00000691. On the 4-hour chart, Chaikin Money Flow turned negative to -0.21, suggesting distribution pressure alongside spot volumes slightly above $100 million.

Hyperliquid's HYPE token has slightly moved ahead of Dogecoin in CoinMarketCap's market-cap rankings after reaching a new all-time high above $64 on May 24. CoinMarketCap listed Hyperliquid at about $16.03 billion in market cap versus Dogecoin at about $15.87 billion, with 24-hour volume of $1.11 billion for HYPE and roughly $591.7 million for DOGE. The gap remains narrow, and the ordering can shift with price feeds and circulating-supply calculations.

Large Dogecoin holders have returned to accumulation, with on-chain data showing over 525 million DOGE bought within a 96-hour period while the token trades below major technical levels. DOGE was around $0.1025 as the 200-day moving average sat near $0.12, leaving price roughly 15% under that long-term trend line. Spot Dogecoin ETFs recorded $860,960 of inflows over the past week, a smaller figure than the whale buying cited in the report.

Pudgy Penguins (PENGU) fell 14% over the past 24 hours, marking the largest decline among CoinMarketCap’s top 100 tokens. The move followed a monthly unlock of 712.4 million PENGU valued at $6.25 million, alongside heavier selling activity and a 17% jump in daily volume to about $181 million. Technically, PENGU revisited the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement near $0.008266, with bulls needing a break above $0.009846 to validate a rebound.

Dogecoin (DOGE) slipped under the $0.1 level, printing a monthly low of $0.0997 and trading around $0.099 at the time of writing, down 5.84% on the day. Long liquidations totaled $16.4 million and futures netflow fell 484% to -$99 million as outflows rose to $811 million and inflows eased to $712 million. Technical readings cited in the report showed heavy selling pressure, with Connors RSI at 19 and TSI in negative territory.