
Psycho Dog + Cute Cat, Another 1000x Surge Within Half a Day? | Today's Meme Coin Highlights
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Psycho Dog + Cute Cat, Another 1000x Surge Within Half a Day? | Today's Meme Coin Highlights
Just woke up and saw you guys PVPing.
Author: TechFlow
Today is September 29, 2024, an ordinary day off (with makeup work), but on-chain markets certainly didn't take a break. From late night to morning, diligent on-chain participants have scored again, spawning several fresh meme gems: $Doge founder Shibetoshi Nakamoto's new kitten caramelo, the absurd dog-themed Point of dog...
What's behind these new concepts, and which homonymous golden dogs have emerged? Without further ado, let's dive in!

Note: Meme token prices are extremely volatile and carry high risk. Investors should fully assess risks and proceed with caution. This article merely shares information based on current market trends; the author and platform make no guarantees regarding completeness or accuracy of content, and this article does not constitute any investment advice.
Absurd Dog: Point of Dog
The moment we woke up today, we were bombarded by surging热度 and price spikes from the new dog-themed meme $POD. A quick investigation reveals that this time it’s not about some celebrity or founder’s pet—it’s something far more "meme-worthy": Point of Dog (dog's-eye view).
Judging from the viral images, Point of Dog functions more like a pure meme character—depicted only as the back of a dog’s head inserted into various pictures, playing the role of an “observer.” This abstract nature and ease of rapid remixing make it a favorite among meme enthusiasts. (Think of another breakout Solana meme, $MICHI.)

Of course, a fun IP is just step one—the usual suspects soon follow. $POD launched on Pump.fun at around 2 AM today and was maxed out within half an hour.

After launching from Pump.fun, it followed the familiar playbook: a wild pump. Within less than half a day, its peak market cap exceeded $10 million, now pulled back to around $4.6 million. In just 12 hours, trading volume reached $22 million.
The fingerprints of coordinated manipulation are all too visible—zero talk, pure pumping, nothing else.

Dogecoin Founder’s New Kitten caramelo ($melo)
While $POD was still being pumped, earlier today at 9:41 AM, Shibetoshi Nakamoto, the central figure behind the recent ETH mainnet hype around the “Dogecoin founder” meme, tweeted about his new family member—a kitten named caramelo, even helpfully suggesting the abbreviation “melo.” (Editor’s note: the kitten is indeed cute.)

No sooner had Shibetoshi posted than homonymous tokens named $melo appeared—enter the usual chaos: uppercase vs lowercase, ETH vs Solana, abbreviations vs full names...
In fact, within less than two hours of the tweet, one project had already completed its CTO...

The following meme tokens related to melo currently have significant trading volume:
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melo ($melo) - ETH
24H Volume: $2.9 million
Current Market Cap: $770,000
Peak Market Cap: $1 million
The highest market cap melo-themed token on Ethereum, seemingly claiming the “lowercase” niche. GMGN.AI monitoring tools show multiple self-purchases by the dev, with substantial holdings among the top 10 wallets.

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Caramelo ($MELO) - ETH
24H Volume: $3.3 million
Current Market Cap: $567,000
Peak Market Cap: $2 million
The most actively traded melo-themed token on Ethereum. With its capitalized name, this token surged initially before pulling back—likely the first uppercase variant that traders rushed into.

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caramelo ($MELO) - ETH
24H Volume: $146,000
Current Market Cap: $500,000
Peak Market Cap: $620,000
This token launched later than the previous two, with significantly lower market cap and volume. As of writing, it hasn’t seen a deep pullback yet. However, many snipers still hold large amounts of unclaimed tokens, and top 10 holders control a high share—indicating considerable potential selling pressure.

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Caramelo ($MELO) - Solana
24H Volume: $3.6 million
Current Market Cap: $5.1 million
Peak Market Cap: $10.1 million
While ETH-based $melo variants compete fiercely, Solana takes a more unified approach. The $MELO token emerging from Pump.fun ignored red-risk warnings and shot straight toward a nine-figure market cap—classic hallmarks of organized manipulation.

Repost Dog: Aiming to Break the Retweet Record
Today is clearly the day of cats and dogs. Just after wrapping up POD and melo, another trending story emerges: Repost Dog.
The narrative here is simple: the team posted just one tweet saying, “Let’s break the world record for most retweets on a single post.”
An absurd goal paired with a classic Doge image—very much in line with OG meme culture.

A post inherently about virality, amplified by the enthusiasm of the Solana meme community, sent the project’s token $RDOG soaring. Within three hours, it hit a peak market cap of $6.6 million, with $7.3 million in trading volume over the same period.

Meme investing carries extremely high risk. Opportunities may be endless, but your capital is limited. Avoid FOMO, don’t go all-in. That’s all.
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