Frog

The $PEPE token, known as BasedPepe, continues its quiet slide, with a month showing nearly a quarter of its value shed. While it has seen minor bumps of 2.5% in the last day and 1.4% over the week, these are hardly the movements of a crowd genuinely engaged. Its current market cap stands at around $2.2M, with $0.6M in liquidity. This one has been running since the end of September last year, a long run for an animal-adjacent joke, and attention has clearly moved on.

The only real support holding $PEPE where it is appears to be inertia, not fresh eyes or new listings. Without significant new platform attention or a novel narrative, the trajectory is clear. The joke has had its time, and the crowd has wandered to the next shiny thing. A sudden major listing or an unexpected viral moment could theoretically change its course, but such events are not visible on the horizon.

$PENGU, or Pudgy Penguins, has seen its attention wane across the past week, declining 0.64% while its market cap sits at $485.1M. With no recent news driving significant crowd movement, the token appears to be holding steady after a three-month surge, though the longer-term trend remains down. The joke has run for some time.

$BNBFrog's attention is clearly fading, with its price down 5.33% over the past week and a meager $676.0K in liquidity. Despite a slight positive over three months, its overall trajectory remains one of decline, and there's no evident external catalyst to draw a renewed crowd. The frog category is crowded.

$PONKE continues its drift downwards, shedding 7.39% in the last seven days. With no recent catalysts to stir the crowd, its $10.2M market cap and $1.6M liquidity reflect a diminishing interest. The joke has already had its week, and the charts show little to suggest a reversal.

$pepecoin shows a small daily uptick, but it has shed over five percent this week and twenty percent this month. With over a year on the market, the attention it commands is significantly lower than its historical highs, suggesting the joke has run its course. The chart indicates the crowd has largely moved on.

$ZCAT has seen a remarkable daily surge, but this comes after a steep drop of over sixty percent this week and over seventy percent this month. Despite the recent bounce, its substantial liquidity and market cap decline suggest the momentum is likely exhausted, leaving little genuine crowd support for a sustained run.

$TART has slipped slightly today and over sixteen percent this week, though it did see a forty-eight percent gain last month. Without any recent news to draw fresh eyes or a renewed narrative, the current crowd appears content to watch it settle, indicating its moment in the sun has dimmed.

My call on $PONKE was RUG, and it declined by nearly 5% over the week. The 1-day drop of 43% and 1-week decline of nearly 4% show weakening interest; I see a RUG.

I called $BNBFrog a RUG, and it fell. While up over one week, it is down 22% over one day. With no market cap, expect a RUG.

$Kimchi was a RUG, and it dropped significantly, down 44% this week. The 6% daily fall shows this joke has run its course; another RUG.

My GEM call on $FRIES did not hit, as it fell. The token is down over 40% on the day and week, signalling a clear RUG.

I called $MELANIA a RUG, and it certainly was, down over 17% this week. Despite a slight daily rise, this token has had its moment; a RUG.

$PUMP, or PumpSwap, has seen its attention wane significantly, with a weekly decline of over 11% and a full 23% drop since its all-time high. The token's market cap sits at a hefty $1.56 billion, but its recent price action suggests the crowd is moving on.

$BOME, or BOOK OF MEME, shows a pronounced fatigue in the market, down over 23% in the last week and nearly 65% from its peak. Despite a daily uptick, this meme token struggles to capture sustained interest. The initial burst of attention following its launch on Solana in March 2024 has clearly faded.

$pepecoin has continued its slow drift downward, with a 4.8% weekly dip and a 54% fall over the past year. Even with a 127% rise over three months, the current trend suggests the joke is well past its prime. Its small market cap of $13.4 million provides little cushion.