Smart Money Is Making Some Significant Moves in the Memecoin Market

A recent analysis of on-chain activities in the memecoin market by has indicated that smart money is making some significant moves.

Yesterday's latest data from showed that there was a net outflow from the memecoin market.

There was more inflow than outflow

Inflow: $1.41M

Outflow: $1.81M

Volume: $3.22M

Net Volume: -$408K

There was inflow into: $MNDE ($75K) $JLP ($39K) $HNT ($53K) $FWOG ($42K) $DOGEAI ($39K) $VOLT ($33K) $META (

Yesterday's latest data from showed that there was a net outflow from the memecoin market.

There was more inflow than outflow

Inflow: $1.41M

Outflow: $1.81M

Volume: $3.22M

Net Volume: -$408K

There was inflow into: $MNDE ($75K) $JLP ($39K) $HNT ($53K) $FWOG ($42K) $DOGEAI ($39K) $VOLT ($33K) $META ($33K) $RISC ($33K)

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When breaking down the figures more closely, some interesting trends emerge. Certain memecoins enjoyed the benefits of large-scale inflows, while others weren't so fortunate and faced substantial outflows. The top three memecoins to secure significant inflows were: 1. $MNDE— inflow of $75,000 2. $JLP— inflow of $39,000 3. $HNT— inflow of $53,000.

Furthermore, notable inflows were clocked by other memecoins, such as $FWOG with $42,000 and $DOGEAI with $39,000. These apex viewed on-chain suggest that smart money is making some interesting moves in the memecoin market.

However, some memecoins dealt with major outflows. FARTCOIN had the worst off, losing $202,000. Other memecoins with considerable outflows include HONEY with a drop of $51,000, POPCAT with a decrease of $105,000, and PWEASE, which faced a loss of $90,000.

What is interesting is that WBTC also had a significant outflow of 112,000. This may be suggestive of a broader trend. It could be that smart money is moving out of more established assets and into speculative memecoins.

Memecoins are a funny thing in the cryptocurrency world; they are perhaps the simplest form of cryptocurrency without a real-world use case. But for many people, particularly younger generations, they are to all intents and purposes money. Their monumental growth over the past year has been the subject of much incredulity—even within the crypto community itself. That growth is obviously tied in some way to the adoption and use of real cryptocurrencies, but not in a direct function of demand and supply. In fact, meme money these days increasingly seems to be a form of wealth creation via a revenant of the ‘financialization of everything’.

To summarize, the on-chain data gathered yesterday reveals a net outflow from the memecoin market. Nevertheless, specific assets within that domain are certainly experiencing substantial inflows and outflows. Overall, the memecoin market is seeing a shift in money flow. As we continue to observe the evolving memecoin landscape, it will be interesting to see which assets emerge as the new favorites.

This is not trading or investment advice. Always do your research before buying any cryptocurrency or investing in any services.