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In the cryptocurrency field, memes usually refer to crypto assets based on internet culture and social media dissemination, often themed around humor, satire, or elements of popular culture. Meme coins like Dogecoin and Shiba Inu have gained attention due to their community-driven nature and viral spread. Although their technical foundations and practical applications are limited, meme coins have achieved significant speculative value in the market through the influence of social media and community consensus.
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first_img Sparsity: pump.fun accounts for nearly 92% of the launch volume in the past 30 days

On-chain data research account Sparsity released a study on November 10, stating that in the past 30 days, pump.fun accounted for 92% of the total launch volume of all Meme launch platforms and 84% of the trading volume of launch platforms. The study noted that 95% of pump.fun's protocol revenue comes from trades when tokens are still on the joint curve or have a market cap of less than $250,000. A fee of 1.25% is charged on each transaction on the joint curve, with 0.95% going to pump.fun and 0.30% to the creators, resulting in a round-trip cost of 2.5% before price changes.The study indicated that approximately three-quarters of the aforementioned revenue comes from tokens that have been listed for less than 1 hour, and 87% comes from tokens that have been listed for less than 1 day. A total of 15 top tokens with a peak market cap of $1.4 billion paid about $1.5 million to pump.fun, while tokens on the joint curve or with a market cap of less than $250,000 paid $506 million. The research also stated that the top 25 deployers collectively launched 761,000 tokens, with a graduation rate of less than 1%, and received $128 million; the wallet that launched the most issued 171,195 tokens, averaging about $200 per token.The study reported that since August, call rewards have paid $29.6 million to 51,115 wallets, with 10 wallets receiving 16%, and the median being $13. In the fourth quarter of 2024, out of 3.16 million launches, 207 reached a market cap of $10 million, while in the third quarter of 2026, out of 3.05 million launches, 24 reached that level. The study stated that out of a total of 24.4 million launches on pump.fun, currently, 312 have a market cap above $100,000, which is about 1 in every 78,000. The article was written by Kioto.

first_img CFTC Chairman: Refrigerators can stake ETH and issue Memecoin

Michael Selig, the Chairman of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, stated at the CFTC's inaugural Frontier Forum in Washington that imagining a refrigerator autonomously purchasing groceries with funds from staked ETH, or even issuing its own Memecoin, "is no longer science fiction." He believes that when AI agents can hold assets and execute trades autonomously, regulators must make adjustments.Selig pointed out that the CFTC's regulatory framework is built around executing specific financial functions concerning "identifiable market participants," but autonomous software is raising questions about how these rules apply. He proposed that if AI agents identify trading opportunities and execute trades for users, their developers may need to register, who is responsible when the agent goes out of control, how regulators know for whom the agent is trading, and whether a new type of "Know Your Agent" rule, referred to as KYA, is necessary.Selig also mentioned that AI could provide smaller traders and businesses with risk management capabilities that were previously only available to large institutions, but greater autonomy also brings new risks: agents may react unexpectedly to market conditions, agents using similar models may exhibit correlated trading behaviors, and the speed of autonomous trading could complicate market regulation and risk management. Animoca Brands Chairman Yat Siu recently expressed similar concerns to Cointelegraph; Coinbase launched Agentic Wallets in February, and Binance introduced AI Agent Skills in March, allowing agents to trade within user-defined parameters or provide spot order tools.
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