Meme token trading was active across several public blockchains in the past 24 hours, with market attention rotating quickly. PANews, citing Meme Daily, said investors should stay alert to the risks.
BNB Chain posted the largest turnover
BNB Chain ranked as the most active meme market of the day, with Top 10 trading volume reaching $170 million over the past 24 hours. RHEA, BREW and WIRED were among the tokens that remained active on the chain.
The report said those names drew attention through different narratives, including chain links, story-driven themes and social meme culture, with several discussion threads heating up at the same time.
Solana Top 10 volume reached $160 million
Solana recorded $160 million in Top 10 meme token turnover over the same period. e/acc led the chain with $30.887 million, while PAID, STONK and ZEC followed behind.
According to the report, interest in those tokens was linked to project progress, upgrades and AI-related themes. It added that PAID’s momentum, the STONK upgrade and AI narratives were all part of the discussion.
Robinhood Chain was dominated by NVDA
Robinhood Chain posted roughly $89.53 million in Top 10 turnover in the past 24 hours. NVDA took a clear lead with $62.471 million in trading volume. PONS, AI and CASHCAT also appeared among the active names.
Meme Daily said the GIWA narrative continued to strengthen, while a new play introduced by NetNet helped drive discussion.
Base and ARC also had active tokens
Base recorded $24.844 million in Top 10 turnover. WU ranked first with $10.759 million, while BROS, BNKR and DRW also stayed active. The report said BNKR staking and Board multisig were among the topics drawing attention.
ARC posted $9.165 million in Top 10 turnover. cirBTC led with $3.937 million, and ARGUS, UBI and USDC were also listed. Discussion on that chain centered on UBI’s fair launch and the rollout of Tolly V4.
Risk warning in the original report
The original piece warned that meme coins are highly volatile and that hot themes can change quickly. It also reminded readers to do their own research, or DYOR.
The article was authored by Meme Daily. PANews noted that the piece reflects the views of a contributing columnist, does not represent PANews’ position and does not constitute investment advice.

