Meme tokens on Solana chain rise in popularity, SHOGGOTH up over 122% in 24 hours
On 15 November, according to data, Meme tokens on the Solana chain rose in popularity, with:
The market value of GOAT is now at $1.11 billion, up 18% in 24 hours;
The market value of MOODENG is now at $670 million, up 43.9% in 24 hours;
MOODENG is now at $670 million, up 43.9 per cent in 24 hours; LUCE is now at $280 million, up 25.3 per cent in 24 hours;
AI16Z is now at $270 million, up 23.3 per cent over 24 hours;
SHOGGOTH is now at $159 million, up 122.1 per cent over 24 hours.
Warm reminder: Meme Coin has no practical use for the time being, prices fluctuate greatly, and investment should be made with caution.
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