Memecoin Mania vs. HYPE’s Buyback Flywheel .@Pumpfun just edged @HyperliquidX in 24h revenue, generating $1.98M vs $1.96M. But one day of revenue doesn't tell the whole story thrives on memecoin launches and speculative bursts, while Hyperliquid directs nearly all trading fees to its Assistance Fund, which buys HYPE and reduces its circulating supply over time The difference is the mechanism: captures speculative activity, while Hyperliquid turns trading activity into recurring buy pressure and potential supply reduction Memecoins can dominate short-term volume, but can episodic hype compete with a sustainable fee-to-buyback flywheel over the long run? Revenue is the snapshot The token economics are the bigger picture

Memecoins are serious business, and nobody knows that better than us at ChangeNOW. That’s why we’re breaking down the Top 5 Memecoins by community hype. Is your favorite missing from the list? Drop it in the replies👇 Check out today’s top Memecoins on our page and swap yours:

Memecoins: dead or just getting started? @MustStopMurad “I think we’re going to see a memecoin at a trillion eventually.” @blknoiz06 “Now there’s 30,000 plus new meme coins launching every day... it makes it difficult for things to go as high.” Full panel:

Memecoins are dead this cycle Holders won’t sit on fat unrealized gains for months anymore. The ceilings are way lower than previous cycles. This cycle belongs to AI innovation and tech coins. Position accordingly.