Meme coins are soaring – and fast. SPX6900 (SPX) hit $2.27 overnight, a new all-time high that pushed its market cap above $2 billion.
Spot trading volume across the entire meme coin space has reached $10.7 billion, and traders are now scanning for which tokens might also be able to take advantage of the bullish energy.
One name frequently mentioned in those conversations is TOKEN6900 (T6900), a presale project that has raised over $1.3 million in funding so far. Could this be one of the best meme coins to buy after SPX6900’s record high?
SPX6900 Smashes All-Time High as Meme Momentum Picks Up
SPX6900’s chart just went vertical again. The token surged 11% in the past 24 hours, breaking through resistance at around $2.05 and setting a new all-time high. That move puts its market cap north of $2 billion, with more than $118 million in spot trading volume since yesterday.
SPX’s price is now up over 10,000% in the past year – easily one of the biggest meme coin runs this cycle. There wasn’t even a clear catalyst this time. No news, no partnerships – just pure technical momentum.
The token has been climbing steadily since Thursday’s higher low on the daily chart, and it looks like the bulls are taking control once more.
Now that SPX is in price discovery, there’s no resistance left to slow it down. At this point, it’s just a matter of how long the market can keep feeding the rally – and whether any other coins are about to follow in its footsteps.
Meme Coin Market Heats Up & Passes $79B Cap
It’s not just SPX6900 that’s rising – the entire meme coin market is green. The total sector cap is back above $79 billion, which is $5 billion higher than it was on Friday.
DOGE is up 2%, PEPE gained 4%, and VINE has rallied 113%, making it the biggest mover in the sector right now. Only a couple of names – BONK and MOODENG – have posted a slight loss. But everything else is looking bullish.
There’s no major news event behind the surge, just a wave of optimism across crypto. Traders are rotating into higher-risk niches again (like memes), and social sentiment is pushing this trend further.
Even GroveX’s X (Twitter) account chimed in by saying “meme szn isn’t over,” which sums up how crypto-linked companies are feeling. If the vibes continue like this, the meme coin market might just have another leg up in it.
TOKEN6900 Presale Hits $1.3M – Could It Be the Next Meme Coin to Explode?
TOKEN6900 is capitalizing on all this momentum. It’s the newest Ethereum-based meme coin to go viral, and it’s leaning into the post-ironic, “no utility, just vibes” energy that has made SPX6900 such a hit.
T6900’s supply is 930,993,091, literally one more than SPX6900, just to drive the meme home. A whopping 80% of the supply will be made available to the public through the presale. That means no private sales and no VCs.
The presale’s hard cap is $5 million, so T6900’s fully diluted valuation at launch is set to be just $6 million. That’s tiny compared to established meme coins, giving it serious room to move if demand kicks in.
Plus, the tokenomics are simple and intentionally absurd: a locked 0.0007% dev allocation, a mystery “dolphin allocation,” and staking rewards set at 46% per year.
Coinsult and SolidProof have also audited T6900’s smart contracts. These audits, along with endorsements from crypto YouTubers like Alessandro De Crypto, help explain why the presale has raised over $1.3 million so far.
Yet most of the hype comes from how closely TOKEN6900 mirrors SPX6900’s early model – fair launch, no insider dumping risk, and a clear focus on building a culture-first, meme-native brand.
In a market that’s rewarding pure meme energy over tech promises, that might be exactly what traders are looking for.
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