Memecoins

BROCCOLI (CZ'S DOG) is a meme coin named after the dog of Binance founder Zhao Changpeng (CZ), which quickly gained popularity due to community enthusiasm and celebrity effect.

Turbo coin is turning heads—and not just because of its name. Launched in 2023 with a $69 budget and built entirely using AI, Turbo has become a breakout star in the meme coin arena. Trading at $0.006672, with a market cap nearing half a billion dollars, it’s rapidly becoming one of the most watched tokens this bull cycle. And with a bullish price prediction of $0.024, many believe Turbo’s story is just beginning.

The YZY Token is widely speculated to be related to the famous American rapper Kanye West (Ye) due to its name and some community comments.

Mubarak Coin is a Meme coin based on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC), which quickly became popular with the support of Binance founder CZ on social media.

Meme coins, also known as meme-based cryptocurrencies or memecoins, are a unique type of cryptocurrency in the market. They originated from internet community culture and were created by technology-savvy enthusiasts using blockchain technology.

GLAM is a Meme coin based on the Cool Cat image, combining creative activities and community interaction to promote brand growth and user expansion.

The BROCCOLI Token is inspired by CZ's pet dog, combining fair distribution with community power, creating a sensation on the BNB Chain and the Four.meme platform.

On June 5, 2025, a public feud between Elon Musk and Donald Trump sent shockwaves across political and crypto communities alike. What began as a disagreement over Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” quickly escalated into personal attacks—including accusations involving the Epstein files—and triggered significant market reactions. From Dogecoin to TRUMP Coin and MAGA, crypto assets tied to both figures took a hit. This blog unpacks the drama, its impact on digital currencies, and what it reveals about the future of politics in Web3.

If you’ve been around the crypto space long enough, you’ve heard the phrase “BTC dominance” tossed around — often with urgency. But what exactly is it? And why does it matter whether Bitcoin dominates 40%, 50%, or 60% of the crypto market?