Meme Daily released a 24-hour snapshot of meme token trading across several chains, showing clear differences in activity between ecosystems. According to the ranking, the top 10 meme tokens on Solana, BNB Chain, Robinhood Chain and Base recorded trading volumes of $140 million, $170 million, $110 million and $340 million, respectively.
Among individual tokens, $ZEC led Solana with $35.769 million in volume, while $pPOLY topped BNB Chain at $56.359 million. On Robinhood Chain, $NVDA ranked first with $40.467 million. Base posted the largest aggregate top-10 volume, and $XDP alone reached $330 million, ahead of $VVV and $POD.
The report said trading interest was notably uneven across chains and tokens. It also carried a risk warning, saying meme assets remain highly volatile, narratives rotate quickly, and readers should do their own research. The piece was published under the byline Meme Daily and was labeled by PANews as a column contribution that does not represent the outlet’s position or investment advice.
Meme Daily published a 24-hour ranking of meme token trading across multiple chains, with Solana, BNB Chain, Robinhood Chain and Base posting top-10 trading volumes of $140 million, $170 million, $110 million and $340 million, respectively.
Top meme trading activity by chain
On Solana, the top 10 meme tokens recorded $140 million in trading volume. $ZEC ranked first at $35.769 million, followed by tokens including $AUTON, $Agency and $SPCX.
BNB Chain’s top 10 reached $170 million in volume. $pPOLY led the list with $56.359 million, while $QQOB and $BNCB were also among the names mentioned.
On Robinhood Chain, the top 10 posted $110 million in trading volume. $NVDA took the top spot with $40.467 million, and $PONS, $SPY and $AI remained active.
Base recorded the largest total among the chains listed, with $340 million in top-10 volume over the past 24 hours. $XDP led that chain at $330 million, followed by $VVV and $POD. The report said trading interest showed a clear split across the market.
Risk note
Meme Daily said meme assets can swing sharply and that market attention can shift quickly, adding a DYOR reminder for readers.
The article was written under the byline Meme Daily. PANews labeled it as a contributor column, saying the views expressed do not represent PANews and do not constitute investment advice.
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