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BNB meme coins are gaining traction as the BNB ecosystem experiences a surge. PancakeSwap has been leading DEX volumes globally over the past seven days, surpassing both Raydium and Uniswap.

Among the top contenders making waves are Mubarak, Palu, and FairMint, each capturing significant attention in this fast-moving space. Mubarak is leading the pack with explosive early growth, while Palu is emerging as a potential flagship meme coin. Meanwhile, FairMint is positioning itself as a unique launchpad, aiming to become BNB’s version of Pumpfun.

Mubarak

Mubarak has quickly become one of the most talked-about meme coins in the BNB ecosystem over the past few days. Yesterday, its market cap briefly approached the $200 million mark before pulling back to around $112 million today.

The project surged onto the scene with remarkable traction, fueled by growing hype and speculative interest in BNB-based assets.

In just a short period, Mubarak has gained over 20,000 holders, recorded daily volumes of $66 million, and witnessed nearly 35,000 transactions per day. However, despite this initial momentum, the token is now undergoing a sharp correction, down 25% in the past 24 hours.

Even so, with the BNB ecosystem continuing to attract fresh capital and broader market attention, there is still potential for Mubarak to rebound and possibly retest its previous highs near the $200 million market cap level if buying interest returns.

Binance’s Palu (Palu)

As BNB meme coins continue to dominate the spotlight, several projects are competing to become the face of the ecosystem, much like Shiba Inu did with Ethereum and Bonk with Solana.

One of the contenders is Palu, a relatively new token launched just under six days ago. Palu has already attracted nearly 5,000 holders and reached a market cap of $864,000, slightly down from its recent high of almost $900,000.

The project is positioning itself to potentially fill the role of a flagship meme coin within the BNB chain.

Despite suffering a sharp 75% correction over the past 24 hours – a scenario not uncommon among meme coins across various blockchains – Palu is still maintaining solid activity, with daily trading volumes near $4 million.

If sentiment in the BNB meme coins sector stabilizes and Palu regains its momentum, the project could attempt to climb back toward key psychological milestones, with market cap targets of around $1 million and possibly even $2 million in the near term.

FairMint FAIR (FAIR)

FairMint is a newly launched BNB meme coins launchpad that has been live for less than three days.

Trying to differentiate itself from other platforms such as Pumpfun, FairMint introduces distinctive mechanics.

For example, it enables all users to mint tokens at the same price while also ensuring that 95% of tokens maintain liquidity at the mint price via single-sided liquidity provisioning.

Currently, FairMint has gathered close to 3,500 holders, boasts a daily trading volume of $11.7 million, and records over 24,000 transactions per day.

While Pumpfun has established itself as the leading launchpad on Solana, the BNB chain still lacks a dominant player in this niche.

If FairMint can sustain its strong early momentum and community engagement, FairMint could be poised to push toward market cap milestones of $5 million and potentially even $10 million in the coming days.

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Amid Bitcoin’s recent struggle to stabilize above the critical $105,000 price level, on-chain data has revealed a trend. 

The total circulating supply held by short-term holders (STHs) has surged significantly over the past few days, a signal that historically leans bearish for the coin’s near-term price action.

BTC Under Pressure as Weak Hands Accumulate

According to Glassnode, the total supply of coins held by BTC STHs plunged to a year-to-date low of 2.24 million coins on June 22 and has since rebounded strongly. At 2.31 million, these newer or more reactive investors, typically called “weak hands” or “paper hands,” have bought 70,000 coins.

STHs are investors who have held their coins for less than 155 days. The group is historically known for being more sensitive to price fluctuations. Therefore, when their accumulation spikes, an asset is at risk because they will likely exit the market quickly at the first sign of uncertainty, amplifying volatility.

Additionally, data from Glassnode confirms that this trend occurs alongside a slight reduction in holdings by Long-Term Holders (LTHs). According to the data provider, their total supply holdings have dipped by 0.13%. 

As these investors offload some of their coins, the market’s underlying support may weaken. This makes BTC more susceptible to sharp price swings in the near term.

BTC Struggles Under Bearish Weight

The lengthening red bars of BTC’s BBTrend reflect the steady buildup in bearish pressure. This consistent growth signals that sellers are gradually regaining market control, with downward momentum intensifying.

The BBTrend measures the strength and direction of a trend based on the expansion and contraction of Bollinger Bands. When it returns red bars, the asset’s price consistently closes near the lower Bollinger Band, reflecting sustained selling pressure and hinting at the potential for further downside.

If this continues, the coin could extend its decline and plummet to $104,709.

On the other hand, if demand spikes, it could push BTC’s price above $107,745 and toward $109,310.

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