The market pullback has brought the new Meme coin "back to its origins," with WhiteWhale down 75% from its ATH, while "The Master" and "Life's Candlestick" are down over 85% from their ATH.
BlockBeats News, January 19th, according to GMGN market data, following Bitcoin's brief breakthrough above $97,000 on January 14th and subsequent retreat, along with this morning's accelerated decline, various meme coins that previously showed strength and high activity during the Bitcoin rebound have experienced different degrees of decline. Among them:
PEPE 24-hour decline of 9.84%, current price down 28% from its January 4th high
BONK 24-hour decline of 10.42%, current price down 30% from its January 6th high
FLOKI 24-hour decline of 8.85%, current price down 27.6% from its January 6th high
WhiteWhale 24-hour decline of 32.3%, current price down 75% from its January 10th high
RALPH 24-hour decline of 22.1%, current price down 60% from its January 17th high
fish 24-hour decline of 53.9%, current price down 94% from its January 8th high
"I Stepped on a Horse" 24-hour decline of 8.1%, current price down 65% from its January 10th high
"Father" 24-hour decline of 24.4%, current price down 86% from its January 13th high
"Life Candlestick" 24-hour decline of 17.8%, current price down 85% from its January 10th high
"Peace" 24-hour increase of 7.26%, current price down 41% from its January 14th high
"Crying Horse" 24-hour decline of 9.89%, current price down 58% from its January 14th high
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