Memecoin

Pippin (PIPPIN) jumped 20% over the past 24 hours, briefly moving above $0.72 before settling near $0.71, according to CoinGecko. Its market value climbed past $700 million, placing it 81st overall and seventh among meme coins, after an all-time high near $0.76 on February 15. Community targets range from $1.20 to below $0.10, while RSI is around 85.

On Feb. 17, the company disclosed an additional Bitcoin purchase of roughly $168 million, and Michael Saylor now hints at buying more as total holdings reach 717,131 BTC. XRP Ledger successful transactions have climbed about 40%, with daily counts nearing 2.5 million. Shiba Inu closed February 2026 around a $3.6 billion market cap amid its 589 trillion supply.

An autonomous trading bot named Lobstar Wilde reportedly transferred about $250,000 in meme coin tokens to a social media user after misinterpreting a request for a small tip. The AI agent, which held around 5% of the token supply totaling 53 million units, emptied its wallet instead of sending the requested 4 SOL, highlighting the risks of delegating wallet control to automated systems.

Shiba Inu fell under $0.000006 after months of weakness and is attempting to stabilize just beneath that level. The token faces initial support near $0.0000055, with deeper interest seen around $0.0000050, while resistance stands at $0.000006 and $0.0000065. Momentum remains muted, keeping focus on whether bulls can reclaim lost ground in the near term.

In early 2026, Shiba Inu's market value was about $3.65 billion, according to CoinMarketCap, while the token traded near $0.0000062 by late February. With 589 trillion in circulation and burns near 172 million per cycle, reaching $0.01 would imply a $5.8 trillion capitalization, pointing investors to tokenomics rather than headline price.

Over the last 24 hours, SHIB's spot flows showed a 129% swing toward net outflows as outflows of $6.24 million edged inflows of $6.14 million. Futures open interest climbed nearly 8% to $78.79 million. SHIB traded at $0.000006493, up 4.80% on the day and 0.41% for the week, while an intraday high reached $0.00000662.

In the last 30 days, memecoin market capitalization has dropped by nearly $10 billion as capital exits crypto instead of rotating into high-risk tokens. Key Trump-linked coins have plunged over 90% from their highs, leaving retail investors with multibillion-dollar losses and reinforcing a shift toward safer alternative assets.

On Feb. 21, on-chain data showed that Shiba Inu's exchange netflow jumped by over 6% to 138,022,600,000 SHIB, signaling stronger selling pressure as market volatility persists. The token's price continues to trade around $0.0000065, with weak demand weighing on recovery expectations despite some traders still hoping for a rebound after the current downturn.

According to CryptoRank, retail holders of the official TRUMP and MELANIA memecoins are facing over $4.3 billion in losses after the tokens plunged more than 90% from their early 2025 peaks. The TRUMP token has dropped from an all-time high of $75 to around $3.55, while MELANIA has fallen from $13.05 to about $0.11, as insiders and exchanges reportedly captured substantial profits. Data cited from blockchain analytics shows losses are concentrated among nearly two million smaller wallets, with insiders earning roughly $600 million and some wallets extracting over $1.2 billion in total.

Dogecoin’s first U.S. spot ETFs, launched on Nov. 24, 2025, have gathered about $8.8 million in assets while DOGE trades near $0.096, below the $0.10 and $0.15 levels. Net inflows totaled $6.67 million by Feb. 19, but there has been an 18-day stretch with no new inflows and recent daily trading volume of roughly $247,000, highlighting subdued institutional interest compared with leading Bitcoin and Ethereum funds.