Bitcoin breached $109,500 for the first time, pushing the meme coin market cap to $76.4B. MOG, WIF and other tokens surged over 12%, while short sellers faced heavy liquidations, with DOGE shorts alone losing $7 million. Altcoin season expectations rise.
Bitcoin’s jump to a record $109,500 sparked a sharp risk-on move in meme coins, with several tokens posting double-digit gains and short liquidations amplifying momentum across the sector.
Bitcoin shattered records at $109,500, triggering a meme coin rally. MOG surged 13.17%, WIF rose 12.68%, and DOGE short sellers faced $7 million in liquidations. Analysts expect meme coins to lead the next altseason.
Bitcoin hit a new all-time high of $109,500 on Wednesday, triggering a massive rally in meme coins. MOG led with a 13.17% gain, while DOGE shorts saw nearly $7 million in liquidations. Analysts expect altseason to follow, with meme coins leading the charge.
Coinbase adds two meme coins GIGA and TURBO; GIGA jumps 39.1% within hours, recording a staggering 126,961% yearly gain. With Binance also listing PEPE, the meme coin trend is rapidly entering mainstream trading.
Coinbase has added GIGA and TURBO to its platform, extending a recent run of meme coin listings. The move underscores growing exchange support for high-demand community tokens as meme coins gain more mainstream market visibility.
Coinbase lists Gigachad (GIGA) and Turbo (TURBO) meme coins. GIGA posts an annual gain of 126,961% and surges another 39% after listing. TURBO rises 11.8% today, with 6,159% yearly gains. The trend signals meme coins entering mainstream trading.
Coinbase has added Gigachad (GIGA) and Turbo (TURBO) to its platform, extending its recent push into meme coins. The move triggered price gains and highlights how major exchanges are increasingly responding to strong retail demand for community-driven crypto assets.
