Yesterday’s champion became today’s casualty: Lil’ Shrub, which only 24 hours ago was setting records at +118 percent, crashed 60.76 percent and now sits at the very bottom of the board. While the upper deck celebrated the bull, the basement looked like a horror script — meme season has a dark side too, and today’s losers are deep inside it.
Lil’ Shrub: from forest to firewood in one day
The story of a shrub that grew into a forest yesterday and got cut down today. From $0.074 the price fell to $0.0297, and the market cap shrank from $74 million to $29.7 million — in less than a single day, more than half the value disappeared. Daily volume of $5.8 million suggests the exit doors opened wide: what could not stop the rally yesterday could not stop the fall today. In the world of meme tokens, gravity works faster than in the movies — what takes off without an engine also knows how to fall without a parachute.
Catizen: the cat game that spent too many lives
Telegram gaming token Catizen (CATI) dropped 23.38 percent to $0.0495. From the all-time high of $1.11, the token now trades roughly 95 percent below — the picture of a cat that has spent eight of its nine lives and is now reconsidering its choices. Daily volume of $17.4 million against a market cap of $33.6 million points to positions being closed rather than opened, and sometimes not even nine lives are enough for a day this bearish.
Hemi: the ticker that will not rest
Hemi (HEMI) fell 24.01 percent to $0.0108, but the most telling number hides behind the price: a market cap of just $10.6 million against daily volume of $47.6 million. The token changed hands more than four times over in 24 hours — a ratio that smells of panic rather than conviction. At 94 percent below its record of $0.19, Hemi is another lesson in how quickly big ambitions can meet big sell pressure.
Collect, TROLL and the wider slide
Collect on Fanable (COLLECT) fell 26.17 percent to $0.0586, while TROLL (-19.91 percent at $0.0618) continues its own fight with gravity: the legendary troll face, a symbol of the early internet and a winner just yesterday, now trades 78 percent below its record — an irony the troll itself would recognize. Even Pump.fun (-9.56 percent), the launchpad behind a large share of today’s meme market, felt the chill, with $1.52 billion in market cap under selling pressure. With Bitcoin flat at $79,797 (+0.16 percent) and the giants napping, the bloodshed on the meme benches is entirely self-inflicted.
Financial data
Lil’ Shrub (SHRUB) — Price: $0.0297 | 24h: -60.76% | MCap: $29.7M | 24h Vol: $5.8M | Supply: 1B | ATH: $0.148 | ATL: $0.0000087
Collect on Fanable (COLLECT) — Price: $0.0586 | 24h: -26.17% | MCap: $31.4M | 24h Vol: $20.6M | Supply: 537M | ATH: $0.116 | ATL: $0.0266
Hemi (HEMI) — Price: $0.0108 | 24h: -24.01% | MCap: $10.6M | 24h Vol: $47.6M | Supply: 977.5M | ATH: $0.1915 | ATL: $0.0041
Catizen (CATI) — Price: $0.0495 | 24h: -23.38% | MCap: $33.6M | 24h Vol: $17.4M | Supply: 679.4M | ATH: $1.11 | ATL: $0.0323
TROLL (TROLL) — Price: $0.0618 | 24h: -19.91% | MCap: $61.7M | 24h Vol: $6.8M | Supply: 998.8M | ATH: $0.283 | ATL: $0.0039
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