The memecoin industry is among the most active domains in the digital asset market where initiatives continue to spur online communities and discourse.The memecoin industry is among the most active domains in the digital asset market where initiatives continue to spur online communities and discourse.

Dogecoin Dominates Memecoin Social Engagement, Emerging Tokens Like PUMP and GIGA Surprisingly in the Top 10 List

podium main13

The memecoin industry is among the most active domains in the digital asset market where initiatives continue to spur online communities and discourse.  With the latest statistics available published on September 11, 2025, Dogecoin maintains the top spot as the most social coin, and new coins like PUMP and GIGA are performing unexpectedly well.

Dogecoin Retains Its Crown

Dogecoin is the unchallenged leader as it has had 33.6K posts engaged and 4.3 million interactions. 

Being the first memecoin, the survival of Dogecoin and brand familiarity have ensured its relevance in the community discussion, continuing to keep its status as a cultural memecoin. Its dominance of online debates evidences its long term popularity despite the emergence of more recent projects that aim to dismantle the dominance of DOGE.

PUMP and PEPE Surge in Engagement

Whereas Dogecoin leads in the number, PUMP is also becoming a leading contender with 17.2K posts and 4.1 million interactions. Its excellent performance shows that the focus on a new project can be acquired rapidly in the memecoin space.

Meanwhile, PEPE based on the most recognizable frog meme on the internet earned 15.9K engaged posts and 1.2 million interactions. PEPE, although with a smaller interaction base than PUMP, has always been popular in the meme culture and has kept a following.

Political and Classic Tokens Hold Their Ground

The politically oriented TRUMP token recorded 11.1K engaged posts and 899.8K interactions, a fact that its niche branding appeals to a particular community. Shiba Inu is also a long established player in the meme token market, with 10.5K posts engaged and 907.1K interactions. 

Its figures lag far behind Dogecoin, but SHIB continues to be firmly embedded in the activity of online dynamics because of its ecosystem and community based initiatives.

BONK, PENGU, and APE Show Consistent Activity

The BONK token that first started attracting popularity on the Solana blockchain brought 9.7K engaged posts and 1.1 million interactions, indicating regular engagement. Likewise, PENGU shared 8.3K engaged posts and 1.2 million engagements, which proves that animal related tokens remain very vibrant.

The APE token, attached to the Bored Ape Yacht Club portfolio, registered 7.1K posts and interactions of 1.0 million. Its performance highlights how NFT linked tokens remain topical in meme relevant discourse.

GME and GIGA Make Notable Moves

Reflecting the retail investor culture, GME, following the lead of GameStop, registered 5.2K engagements and 199.6K interactions. Although it is relatively small in size as compared to other projects, its very existence shows how meme narratives related to the history of the stock market continue to reverberate.

The most unexpected figure is probably the one by GIGA, though with only 5.0K posts on it, this project has been extraordinarily successful in terms of interactions 8.3M. This is a strong indication of an extraordinarily high engagement rate, indicating viral posts or trending discussions with spurred levels of interaction compared to the number of posts.

Conclusion: Memecoins Show Staying Power

The recent rankings show the individual potential of the memecoin industry to make an online scale attention. Doge coin still boasts the highest volume, but the emergence of PUMP, GIGA and PEPE show that meme economy continues to evolve with cultural relevance, community energy and viral moments acting as the defining factors of success.

The more the meme tokens are infused with humor, culture and finance, the more they remind their power as a formidable force that impacts the crypto communities. At present Dogecoin is the monarch of memecoins however, as the competition landscape suggests, new entrants never hesitate to shake the top leader.

Market Opportunity
GIGACHAD Logo
GIGACHAD Price(GIGA)
$0.0023
$0.0023$0.0023
-4.56%
USD
GIGACHAD (GIGA) Live Price Chart
Disclaimer: The articles reposted on this site are sourced from public platforms and are provided for informational purposes only. They do not necessarily reflect the views of MEXC. All rights remain with the original authors. If you believe any content infringes on third-party rights, please contact service@support.mexc.com for removal. MEXC makes no guarantees regarding the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of the content and is not responsible for any actions taken based on the information provided. The content does not constitute financial, legal, or other professional advice, nor should it be considered a recommendation or endorsement by MEXC.

You May Also Like

White House meeting could unfreeze the crypto CLARITY Act this week, but crypto rewards likely to be the price

White House meeting could unfreeze the crypto CLARITY Act this week, but crypto rewards likely to be the price

White House stablecoin meeting could unfreeze the CLARITY Act, but your USDC rewards may be the price The newly confirmed Feb. 10 White House meeting on stablecoin
Share
CryptoSlate2026/02/09 18:48
Coral Protocol launches Coral V1, introducing on-chain Solana payments for devs

Coral Protocol launches Coral V1, introducing on-chain Solana payments for devs

Coral Protocol has launched Coral V1, a new remote agent system that simplifies multi-agent software deployment. Developers building on the project now have production-ready agents that can be rented, customized, and combined with local solutions.  According to a press statement shared with Cryptopolitan on Friday, the platform introduces new capabilities to accelerate artificial intelligence (AI) […]
Share
Cryptopolitan2025/09/19 20:01
U.S. Senate panel to hold crypto tax policy hearing on October 1

U.S. Senate panel to hold crypto tax policy hearing on October 1

The Senate Banking Committee will hold a public hearing on October 1 to go after one of the most confusing messes in U.S. finance right now:- how crypto gets taxed. The committee confirmed the date in a notice first reported by Eleanor Terrett, and witnesses lined up include Jason Somensatto, Policy Director at Coin Center; Andrea S. Kramer, founding member of ASKramer Law; Lawrence Zlatkin, Vice President of Taxation at Coinbase; and Annette Nellen, Chair of the Digital Asset Taxation Working Group under the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. This hearing is meant to address a problem that’s pissed off crypto users for years, which is why every small crypto transaction, even a few dollars, triggers a tax headache. The Senate is being pushed to finally look at de minimis exemptions, which would let people use crypto for daily stuff (like grabbing a coffee) without reporting every damn thing to the IRS. Trump administration backs small crypto tax relief Cryptopolitan reported back in July that White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt had said that the Trump administration still wants to push through the de minimis exemption in upcoming laws. “The president did signal his support for de minimis exemption for crypto and the administration continues to be in support of that,” Karoline said. She explained that right now, using crypto for basic purchases is too complicated because of tax rules, but a change could make everyday payments smoother. “We are definitely receptive to it to make crypto payments easier and more efficient for those who seek to use crypto as simple as buying a cup of coffee — of course, right now, that cannot happen, but with the de minimis exemption perhaps it could in the future.” Karoline also revealed that President Trump plans to host a signing ceremony for the GENIUS Act, a stablecoin-focused bill expected to pass soon. That bill is part of his administration’s broader goal to make the U.S. “the crypto capital of the world.” The Senate has already tried and failed to deal with this issue before. In 2020, two Democratic lawmakers proposed the Virtual Currency Tax Fairness Act, which aimed to ignore tax on crypto gains below $200. It didn’t even make it to a vote. A similar version in 2022 also died on the floor. Then came a broader bill in 2025 called the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which covered everything from taxes to border control. Senator Cynthia Lummis, a Republican from Wyoming, tried to get a crypto exemption added in for gains under $300, but that proposal got scrapped before the final bill passed. President Trump signed it into law on July 4 without the crypto language attached. Right now, the IRS says every single crypto transaction must be reported, even if there’s no gain or the amount is tiny. If you spend $5 of bitcoin, that’s a taxable event. The idea behind the de minimis exemption is to cut through that nonsense and give users room to breathe. But it hasn’t been easy. Lawmakers face real obstacles. First, the federal government depends on tax income. If it suddenly lets millions of small crypto transactions go untaxed, that means less money coming in. And there’s no sign yet of how they’ll offset that shortfall. Even with strong voices like Cynthia and Jason in the room, the Senate still hasn’t landed on a solution. October 1 might give them a chance to do something useful. Or it might be another meeting where everyone talks and nothing happens. Get seen where it counts. Advertise in Cryptopolitan Research and reach crypto’s sharpest investors and builders.
Share
Coinstats2025/09/25 09:51