Some Meme coins continue to rise during the market pullback, with JELLYJELLY surging 37% against the trend.
BlockBeats News, December 11, according to GMGN monitoring, due to the market correction, the overall Solana on-chain ecosystem is showing a downward trend. Meme coins that saw significant gains yesterday, such as 67 and SPARK, have experienced varying degrees of decline today, while PIPPIN's price has remained flat. However, some Meme coins have maintained yesterday's upward momentum. Specific information is as follows:
JELLYJELLY: Up 37% in 24 hours, market cap currently at $58.7 million, current price approximately $0.058;
FKH: Up 31% in 24 hours, market cap currently at $8.04 million, current price approximately $0.008;
PIPPIN: Up 4.9% in 24 hours, market cap currently at $344 million, current price approximately $0.344;
67: Down 28% in 24 hours, market cap currently at $16.35 million, current price approximately $0.016;
BlockBeats reminds users that Meme coin trading is highly volatile, often relying on market sentiment and hype, with no actual value or use case. Investors should be aware of the risks.
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