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BTC

$61,486.90

-2.98%

/M Price

No.32

$2.9031

-12.35%

≈$2.90

Market Cap

$15.48B

Cir. Cap

$3.67B

Cir. Supply

1.26B

Cir. Rate

23.7148%

Total Supply

5.33B

Max Supply

10B

24h Volume

$3.62M

24h Vol (BTC)

10.49M

24h Turnover

0.285651%

Market Share

0.07%

Performance

Low

2.87

Range

+0.18%

High

3.39

Listing

$0.07

ATH (2025-07-03)

$4.85

-40.14%

ATL (2025-09-18)

$0.001

+290214.4%

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Contract

BSC: 0x22b1...c731fa

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Price

Cap

K-line

Depth

1 Minute

5 Minutes

15 Minutes

1 Hour

4 Hours

1 Day

TradingView

-1.53%

24H

-12.35%

-2.82%

30D

-18.35%

+4.82K%

All

+4.05K%

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Pairs

#	Exchange	Pairs	Price	+2%Depth	-2%Depth	Volume (24h)
1	BingX	MUSDT	2.89522	$1,287.94	$1,646.52	46,056
2	gate.io	MUSDT	2.8889	$1,287.94	$1,646.52	93,437
3	MEXC Global	MUSDT	2.89115	$1,287.94	$1,646.52	129,770
4	Bitget	MUSDT	2.888618	$1,287.94	$1,646.52	712,043
5	Hotbit	MUSDT	2.89461	$1,287.94	$1,646.52	2,941,705

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Rows

#	Unlock Date	Unlock Amount	Unlock Value	Total Supply %	Unlock Details
1	2026/07/03	56.11M	$162.9M	1.12%	4
2	2026/08/03	56.11M	$162.9M	1.12%	4
3	2026/09/03	56.11M	$162.9M	1.12%	4
4	2026/10/03	56.11M	$162.9M	1.12%	4
5	2026/11/03	56.11M	$162.9M	1.12%	4

About M

MemeCore is the first Layer 1 blockchain, built for Meme 2.0 — a new paradigm where meme coins transcend speculation to become engines of culture, value, and community coordination. In this new era, memes are not just content — they are currency, governance, and creative expression.

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Caleb Franzen

3h ago

Bitcoin hit a new low after encountering resistance near the 200-day moving average Ichimoku Cloud. My bearish view and defensive strategy have been validated. The only reason I'm "happy" about this is that I was prepared and helped thousands of people prepare. You know what to do.

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Marc Andreessen 🇺🇸

3h ago

@AdrianDittmann is a true "Generation Z enthusiast." "If I have to say what I'm optimistic about, it's Generation Z. I think they have the potential to be God's most loyal warriors." "While they're exposed to a lot of absurd things through the internet, that's not their fault. Nevertheless, they've proven themselves to be an incredibly resilient, knowledgeable, and capable generation." "The key isn't the tool itself, but the person using it." "Instead of banning a tool, train people how to use it... If they know how to use it, any threatening actor, enemy, or even any unruly system will have no chance."

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Thanos

4h ago

$CRYPTOK has started to rise after a slight sell-off. The support level is currently strong. The team is working tirelessly to continue releasing new versions. Most people are focused on its current state. But I'm looking at its potential for growth over the next few years. A streaming platform built on Solana, if it continues to develop, will become a very compelling story. If all goes well, it could become the ideal platform that developers dream of and want to start building as soon as possible.

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OdailyNews

5h ago

I'm completely stunned 😭 Bitcoin has fallen below $60,000, its lowest point since October 14, 2024. Bitcoin has fallen below $60,000, currently trading at $59,855, its lowest point since October 14, 2024. (It previously touched $60,000 on February 6th of this year.) 💥 Coinglass @coinglass_com data shows that $424 million in positions were liquidated across the network in the past 4 hours, with $386 million in long positions liquidated. Of this, $162 million was liquidated in Bitcoin in the past 4 hours.

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prophet

5h ago

Please, please refund my deposit! I acted impulsively last night, and now the crypto market has crashed so badly I'm completely broke and have no money to buy more. Please, I beg you!

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MichaelTurtle 2026 Cheer Up Edition

6h ago

The first week of June wiped out most of May's profits. The US dollar index is starting to go bullish. The Nasdaq gapped down. It all seems like the beginning of a downtrend. I'm about to throw up. I was planning to sell off my holdings after SpaceX went public, but I was too greedy and waited an extra week—I'm getting punished!!

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Clever Jenny 🔶BNB

8h ago

ZEC's price halved in 3 days, that's outrageous. A top 14 coin by market capitalization, had a vulnerability in its code that allowed for unlimited issuance, which remained undetected for four years, until Opus 4.8 finally discovered it. What about other coins? Once more powerful AI emerges, how many more of these kinds of vulnerabilities will it uncover? I'm not saying anything more, I'm going to have AI run through all the altcoins to see if there are any other vulnerabilities! 🥹

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Frank Chaparro

10h ago

While I sympathize with Zcash supporters, I believe the sell-off triggered by the Orchard vulnerability is a good thing. This isn't because I dislike Zcash, but because it signifies the market is finally starting to focus on fundamentals. In the past, the market typically dismissed events like consensus vulnerabilities, security breaches, chain splits, and 51% attacks. If anything, these events were seen as positive, sometimes even driving up Zcash's price. The prevailing view was that they attracted more attention. The current situation is dire, and I'm glad the market is starting to assess risks correctly. I suspect the recent surge in ZEC, coupled with its inherent price volatility, foreshadowed a correction, which exacerbated the impact. Regardless, I believe the market is right to focus on security fundamentals. Zcash deserves praise for its willingness to take risks and create new privacy primitives. As a pioneer of deployable zero-knowledge proofs (ZKP), Zcash deserves immense credit. However, privacy in blockchains also carries fundamental risks due to the trade-off between privacy and auditability. Both Monero and Zcash have experienced inflation vulnerabilities (which have since been patched). These vulnerabilities are particularly concerning in privacy-focused blockchains because inflation is more difficult to detect. The problem with the market not penalizing vulnerabilities is that it means the market doesn't value blockchains with perfect security records. Penalizing vulnerabilities also means that security, credibility, stability, and auditability should be rewarded. This is a good and healthy characteristic of the market. So, should blockchains completely avoid risk? Not entirely. As we move from elliptic curve cryptography (ECC) to a new era of cryptographic agility, Bitcoin (and all blockchains) must accept some manageable risks. I am also grateful that blockchains like Zcash have created new underlying mechanisms and tested them in the most brutal market conditions. I sympathize with my Zcash friends, and I believe they will recover from this incident as smoothly as they did from the Sapling vulnerability in 2018/19. On-chain privacy is a very important goal, but it is extremely difficult to achieve.

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Successors of socialism

10h ago

Recently, I've seen these two screenshots of people losing money go viral!!! Tom Lee: Lost 8.9B → called ETH at 8.9B → called ETH at 12K (+500%) Saylor: Lost 8.3B → called BTC at 8.3B → called BTC at 1M (+1000%) I think we just need a black swan event, and then the bull market will arrive!

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Nangong Yuan

11h ago

I have a rough assessment, and I'm not sure if I should share it. I believe that in the short term, Bitcoin has already bottomed out. Because the decline has spread to other cryptocurrencies, such as ETH and ZEC. Don't talk about how the ZEC vulnerability caused it; the vulnerability was just a trigger, the final straw. After all, it was just a vulnerability in a patched privacy pool.

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