Meme coin market rebounds with DOGE, SHIB, and POPCAT posting gains; Crypto All-Stars presale raises over $560K, offering MemeVault for multi-coin staking.

Bitcoin reached a new record of $109,500, sparking a rally in meme coins. The sector's market cap hit $76.4B with MOG, WIF, and GIGA posting double-digit gains. Short sellers of DOGE and other tokens faced nearly $7M in liquidations.

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.

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