Cat

how am I just hearing about $POPCAT?

Thanks to tokengem btw

Everyone is chasing the next dog coin on Solana, but they’re overlooking the most established cat IP in the world: Simon’s Cat ($CAT). Here’s why this is more than just a meme—it’s a long-term play:

- Real Global IP: We’re talking about a brand with 1.6 billion YouTube views. This isn't a "rug-pull" waiting to happen; it’s a legitimate business moving into Web3.

- The "Floki" Effect: Backed by the Floki and TokenFi ecosystem, $CAT has institutional-level marketing and a battle-hardened community behind it.

- Low Competition on BNB: While Solana is oversaturated with cat memes, $CAT is the undisputed king of the BNB Chain. When capital rotates back to the Binance ecosystem, $CAT is the first stop for retail investors.

- Expansion into Gaming: The transition from a pure meme to a gaming/utility token via their new mini-game platform is the catalyst that could decouple it from the "useless meme" narrative.

The Verdict: If you want a "safe" meme (as safe as they get), $CAT has the IP, the community, and the exchange listings (Binance, KuCoin, etc.) to lead the next "Cat Season."

Disclaimer: Meme coins are high risk. Only invest what you can afford to lose!

The attention on $COMPUTECAT has long since evaporated, with price down over 74% since its inception and negligible movement in the last day. With a mere $62,723 market cap and less than $6,000 in liquidity, this particular feline appears to have spent its nine lives. The crowd has moved on.

$FRIES, however, seems to be stirring, showing a 31.5% jump in the last day and 15.3% over the week, despite a rougher month. Its liquidity of over $171,000 against a $280,582 market cap suggests genuine recent engagement rather than a lone whale, making it one to watch.

$Kimchi, or $Aura Final Boss, has seen an uptick today, but the overall picture remains grim. Down over 71% from its all-time high, this token has a hefty market cap but lacks the strong positive weekly momentum that signals renewed interest. The recent 15.3% one-day gain may be a temporary flicker.

My call for $Cheems was a rug, and indeed it dropped from $0.00000044 to $0.00000041, confirming that expectation; with its attention waning, I see another RUG for it.

I signaled a rug for $POPCAT, and it fell from $0.0447 to $0.0391; having lost 12.6% over the week, I call another RUG for it.

$LABUBU was called a rug, and it fell from $3.23 to $2.73, living up to its promise; with its price down 17.9% in a week, it remains a RUG.

I called $jelly a gem, but it declined from $0.00003536 to $0.00002706; after a 34.6% weekly drop and low liquidity, it is now a RUG.

My call for $STEVE was a rug, and it certainly delivered, falling from $0.00004165 to $0.00003685; despite a one-day bounce, I maintain a RUG.

My call for $TART was a GEM at $0.001495, and it moved to $0.001993, hitting. It has moved up 35.5% this week, so this inciter expects another run for $TART.

$XPanda was a RUG at $0.0000005884, falling to $0.0000001405, hitting cleanly. After dropping 51.1% this week, the crowd has moved on, indicating a RUG for $XPanda.

$Car was a RUG at $26.041, settling at $24.497, hitting as expected. With a small drop of 1.49% this week, this crowd remains idle, suggesting $Car will RUG further.

$APES was a RUG at $0.08677, and it dipped to $0.08343, hitting. With $APES showing no real movement this week, the crowd is gone, so a RUG it is.

$ZCAT was a RUG at $0.04312, moving to $0.04209, hitting. Despite its slight drop this week, $ZCAT shows some fresh activity today, so I expect a GEM.