Memecoin

Over the past three months, Justin Sun's locked World Liberty Financial (WLFI) tokens have shed around $60 million in value after a WLFI-linked address associated with him was blacklisted and frozen. Sun, who denies any wrongdoing, has about $175 million in Trump-related crypto exposure across WLFI and the TRUMP memecoin, while WLFI has fallen over 40% from its September launch price, underscoring the risks of celebrity and politically connected tokens.

Dogecoin fell 57% over the past three months before revisiting the key $0.13 support zone, where it has historically rebounded multiple times. The memecoin was recently trading near $0.134 with a 1.65% daily gain, an 85% jump in volume to $885 million, and an ADX reading of 26.28 signaling strong directional momentum. Derivatives data show leveraged long positions of $16.11 million versus $7.23 million in shorts, suggesting a bullish bias while the $0.1273–$0.1345 band acts as a key liquidation area.

Dogecoin is stabilizing around $0.13 after modest 24-hour gains, while still underperforming on a weekly view. Momentum signals, including a daily RSI in the mid-40s and a flattening MACD, suggest selling pressure is easing. A 2-hour inverse head-and-shoulders near $0.13 puts $0.14–$0.15 in focus if the $0.12–$0.13 support range remains intact.

PIPPIN rebounded after sliding to $0.34, rallying 20.27% to a local high at $0.48 and hovering near $0.451. According to CoinGlass, futures open interest rose 24.29% to $150.73 million while netflow jumped 136.74% to $3.09 million, suggesting buyers added exposure as $0.4 acted as key support.

PUMP has dropped 39.3% from $0.0032 to $0.00196 since December 9, breaking the long-held $0.0025 support. A federal court approved an expanded class-action naming Pump.fun, the Solana Foundation and Jito Labs, while Coinalyze noted a 4% 24-hour rise in open interest despite a 1.57% price decline.

On December 21, Dogecoin fell 1.52% to trade near $0.1296. Intraday charts show local support around $0.1287; failure to rebound by day's end could open a move toward $0.1250. On higher time frames, resistance at $0.1330 remains intact, with a possible slide to $0.12–$0.1250 or a late-month bounce toward $0.14.

Meme coins have lagged the broader market recently, with sector-wide losses while Bitcoin holds firmer, pushing traders to look at presale opportunities. Three highlighted projects are Bitcoin Hyper, PEPENODE, and Maxi Doge, which combine meme appeal with specific utility such as a Bitcoin Layer 2, virtual mining, and trading competitions. Their presales have already raised millions of dollars and offer high advertised staking yields, aiming at investors positioning for potential 2026 gains.

Shiba Inu opened 2025 at $0.00002113 and held above $0.00001 for nine months, but on Oct. 10 it fell to $0.0000085 amid a flash crash. It is at $0.000007297, down 2.9% daily and 10.88% weekly; to erase a zero, SHIB must clear $0.0000095 and reclaim $0.00001 as support.

By late December 2025, listed cryptocurrencies climbed to nearly 29 million, up from fewer than 6 million at the year's start. The surge added well over 20 million tokens in twelve months as issuance rates hit tens of thousands per day and regularly surpassed one million per month. Most new assets struggled to gain liquidity or lasting relevance.

Pudgy Penguins' PENGU has traded in a descending channel since rejecting the $0.03 area, slipping to around $0.0092 and staying below multiple EMA levels. A whale address accumulated roughly 273 million PENGU worth about $2.55 million after the token dropped under $0.01, yet overall sell volume and bearish momentum indicators still signal downside risk around the $0.01 and $0.0104 levels.