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What’s happening in memecoins, launchpads, and NFTs — plus practical guides for using the tools.
Keeping your Solana wallet safe while trading memecoins
Wallet theft on Solana isn’t about hackers breaking encryption. It is about you signing something you shouldn’t, or typing your seed phrase into a box that asked nicely. Here is how to stop both.
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Axiom, Photon, GMGN, Trojan and the rest: Solana memecoin terminals compared
They all charge about 1%. They all promise speed. The real differences are who holds your keys, what the fee actually buys, and which ones are still standing.
Rug pulls, bundles, snipers and drainers: how Solana memecoin scams actually work
Most of the ways you lose money on Solana aren’t clever. They are the same half-dozen tricks, run thousands of times a day. Knowing the shapes is most of the defense.
How Pump.fun actually works: the curve, graduation, and who gets paid
Twelve million tokens have been launched on it. Fewer than 2% ever reached a real market. Here is the machine underneath, explained without the marketing.
Pump.fun now sells leverage. Here is what its Hyperliquid perps actually are
The biggest memecoin launchpad has bolted a perpetual futures desk onto its app. It didn’t build an exchange. It rents one. That distinction matters for anyone thinking about using it.
A plane in the GTA VI trailer sent a Solana memecoin up 2,900% in an hour
Dacity Coin was a dead Pump.fun token until a pink biplane with its name on the wing showed up in Rockstar’s trailer. What happened next says a lot about how memecoins trade in 2026.
Memecoins went to Robinhood Chain for a month. Then they came home
Solana is back above 90% of memecoin DEX volume after an August scare. The rebound isn’t being driven by dog coins, and the numbers behind it are messier than the headlines suggest.
How to check a Solana memecoin before you buy it
A ten-minute routine with free tools. It won’t find you winners. It will keep you out of the tokens that were never going to let you sell.