Memecoin

Shiba Inu (SHIB) has risen nearly 2% over the past 7 days, pushing into the $0.00000650 area while derivatives open interest climbed above 6 billion tokens. The setup now hinges on SHIB holding the $0.00000650-$0.00000667 demand zone as short positioning slightly outweighs longs, even as Binance users skew more bullish. On the supply side, exchange reserves have dropped to 82.2 trillion coins from 170 trillion two years ago, a shift that could tighten liquidity if demand returns.

LAB is under renewed scrutiny after about 100 million LAB—valued at $480.33 million—was distributed across 10 wallets from Bitget, representing over 32% of circulating supply. The team-linked wallets are said to control around 98% of circulating supply while more than 19K holders share roughly 2%, as LAB hit $6.63 ATH and a $1.61 billion market cap before a ~42% cap drop followed comments from ZachXBT.

Dogecoin traded in a tight range on Tuesday after a volatile week, and it is down nearly 2% over the past seven days. CoinGecko data shows DOGE's market cap has climbed to more than eight times the combined value of the entire NFT sector. Analysts also flagged technical signals and prior whale-activity data, while DOGE was last quoted at $0.1102, down 1% over 24 hours.

On May 11, the Official Trump (TRUMP) meme team moved 4.915 million TRUMP tokens worth $12.09 million from its 80% Supply Lock wallet to a Fireblocks custody address. The 80% Supply Lock wallet still holds 762.586 million TRUMP valued at about $1.87 billion at press time, while TRUMP traded around $2.42 after dropping nearly 2% over the past 24 hours. The transfer pattern described for earlier 2026 moves has been cited as a possible precursor to deposits on major centralized exchanges.

On May 11, the TRUMP meme coin team's allocation wallet routed 7 million TRUMP tokens (about $17.22 million) into Bitgo custody, after first sending 4.915 million TRUMP to an intermediate address. The transfer follows earlier deposits to Bitgo in January 2025 totaling $31.45 million and $23.18 million that were later followed by price declines.

Dogecoin traded around $0.109 after falling about 2% over the last seven days, with the market watching whether the $0.10 level holds. On Polymarket, bettors have priced a 74% chance that DOGE finishes May below $0.10, with $223K in volume. The analysis highlights $0.12 as near-term resistance and $0.085 as a key downside level if $0.10 breaks.

CoinGecko data shows Pump.fun traders on Solana shifted back into profitability in early 2026 after months of mostly losing outcomes through late 2025. Profitable wallets rose to nearly 57% in February, then climbed to 70% in March and 73.3% in April 2026, with most results concentrated in small dollar amounts. Pump.fun also said it burned previously repurchased PUMP tokens worth about $370 million, or 36% of the circulating supply, and launched a new buyback-and-burn funded by 50% of future net revenue.

Dogecoin saw quieter trading over the past 24 hours, with volume dropping nearly 50% to $669 million while DOGE slipped 0.48% to $0.108. After rallying to $0.117 on May 6, the coin pulled back toward the closely watched $0.10 area, which has acted as a key level in recent price action.

Dogecoin (DOGE) held above the $0.10 level and traded at $0.1107, up 3.5% on the day, after extending gains past $0.11. Recent spot and derivatives flows pointed to improving demand, with spot netflows at -$7.04 million and futures netflows rising 128% to $31.4 million. DOGE is now testing the 200-day EMA near $0.12, with $0.10 framed as the key level to keep the bullish setup intact.

Dogecoin's three-week climb has faded after a local high above $0.116, with DOGE down -3.37% over 24 hours and -1% over seven days. Trading is hovering near $0.107, while volume jumped 55.80% to over $3 billion in the last 24 hours, putting focus on support at $0.10582 and resistance around $0.115. Separately, Maxi Doge ($MAXI) said it is nearing $5 million raised, with $4.7 million collected at the time of writing.