Solana Meme Coin Prices Surge – Dogwifhat Up 20%
Solana Meme Coin Prices Surge – Dogwifhat Up 20% and Sealana Raises Over 3 Million / Source: Cryptonews
Solana meme coin prices are surging, with dogwifhat (WIF) up a stunning 27% since the start of the week while an exciting new coin called Sealana (SEAL) has raised more than $3 million.
WIF retested $4.0 on Wednesday and looks likely to soon retest its 20224 highs around $4.80.
Solana meme coin dogwifhat has a chance of retesting yearly highs. Source:
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It was last trading around $3.77. Meme coins have been doing well recently amid hopes the SEC’s approval of Ethereum ETFs will spark meme coin season .
The SEC’s approval of proof-of-stake crypto Ethereum opens the door for Solana to get an ETF someday. That’s a good narrative that could continue to fuel a Solana meme coin rally.
Dogwifhat’s market cap was last around $3.77 billion. Given Dogecoin has been able to attain a market cap of $23.7 billion, dogwifhat has plenty of room left to rise this bull market.
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