According to ChainCatcher's message, the "2024 Memecoin Annual Consumption Report" released by ChainCatcher shows that the Solana ecosystem's Meme coin trading has generated over $3.093 billion in fees. Among them, DEX platforms like Raydium lead with a 56% share, earning $1.7 billion; trading bots follow with a 24% share; MEV infrastructure Jito earned $340 million, accounting for 11%; and Pump.fun earned $240 million, making up 8%.The data also shows a significant user concentration, with the top 10% of users contributing 90% of the fees. The average spending of a single whale user reaches $13,000, with the largest "whale player" spending as much as $130 million in annual trading fees.

ChainCatcher news, Vitalik commented on the incident where Soneium blacklisted some Meme coins on its social platform, stating that Soneium's situation vividly demonstrates the benefits of launching Ethereum L2 for businesses and users. Businesses can make very detailed choices about how much control to retain and give to users. But whatever rules they choose, those are the rules. Everything is on-chain, transparent, and can be audited by third parties.Developers can also create a system that lets users know they can send transactions on L2 when needed, but there is a significant barrier - the sequencer can restrict but not censor. This is essentially what Sony has done. This is all the free market at work. As an ecosystem, it is important to ensure that:A large amount of financial activity occurs in a completely open environment;There are enough tools for users to understand the properties of the on-chain environment they are in.Previous news, Soneium, a Layer2 project by Sony, sparked controversy by blacklisting some Meme coins suspected of infringing intellectual property on the day of its mainnet launch. This led to some tokens being restricted from trading and not being supported on the official block explorer.

ChainCatcher news, Sci-Hub founder Alexandra released the 2024 annual summary. The report shows that the project received $2 million in funding through the $scihib meme coin. Alexandra stated that part of the funds has been converted to Bitcoin and used to pay for server costs, while the remaining portion is kept in meme coins.In addition, the platform's paper download volume in 2024 reached approximately 1 billion, indicating a continuous growth in user demand. Alexandra also revealed that a new open access declaration for scientific knowledge is being formulated, with plans to promote the legalization of platforms like Sci-Hub starting from former Soviet countries.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, the Meme project Neiro on the Ethereum mainnet stated: "Our Neiro multi-signature wallet has increased its holdings by 28.6 million DOG tokens. The total holdings account for 0.98% of the DOG supply."

ChainCatcher news, the Ethereum Meme project Neiro officially announced that its community multi-signature wallet has purchased approximately 32.45 million OwnTheDoge (DOG) tokens again.After this increase, Neiro's total holdings have reached approximately 106.66 million DOG tokens, accounting for 0.63% of the total supply of DOG tokens.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Sony's Layer2 project Soneium has sparked controversy by blacklisting certain meme coins suspected of infringing intellectual property rights on the day of its mainnet launch. This has led to some tokens being restricted from trading and lacking support on the official block explorer.This move has triggered strong dissatisfaction among some users, who expressed their disappointment over suddenly being unable to trade or access these meme coins on the Soneium network in multiple posts on the X platform.The blacklist action specifically targets tokens that imitate or use brands that Sony or Soneium consider protected. As a result, trading of these meme coins has reportedly been halted and they cannot be transferred. When users attempt to access these tokens, they receive a "forbidden access" warning on the block explorer.

ChainCatcher news, according to @ai_9684xtpa's monitoring, as TikTok users flock to Xiaohongshu, related concept Meme coins have attracted market attention. The main Xiaohongshu concept Meme coins currently on the market include:$momo: Market cap of 7.3 million USD, inspired by the default account name on Xiaohongshu, symbolizing the platform's privacy and mutual trust culture, with supporters known as the Momo army.$薯队长: Market cap of 330,000 USD, named after the official Xiaohongshu account "薯队长", whose sweet potato image has 7.436 million fans on the platform, known as the "top influencer on Xiaohongshu."$REDnote: Market cap of 940,000 USD, derived from Xiaohongshu's nickname among TikTok overseas users, with related variant Memes also quite popular.

ChainCatcher message, Su Zhu posted on X: "If Elon Musk owns TikTok in the U.S., then the Memecoin supercycle is actually real."

ChainCatcher news, according to Su Zhu's post on X: "If Musk owns TikTok in the U.S., then the Memecoin supercycle is actually real."Previous news, Bloomberg cited sources reporting that China is considering a potential option to sell the business to Musk if the short video sharing platform TikTok fails to overturn the "sell or be banned" order.TikTok and its Chinese parent company ByteDance previously filed a lawsuit seeking to block a bill signed by President Biden, which requires ByteDance to sell TikTok's U.S. assets by the 19th of this month, or face a ban. The U.S. Supreme Court recently held a hearing, and no decision has been made yet.

ChainCatcher news, according to Lookonchain monitoring, a high-profit Meme whale address spent 1.52 million USD to buy 6.71 million pippin 19 hours ago, and is currently up 570,000 USD.It is reported that this address previously bought WIF when its market value was 58 million USD, ultimately making a profit of 7.5 million USD; and bought PNUT when its market value was 460 million USD, ultimately making a profit of 1.2 million USD.

ChainCatcher news, according to lmk.fun (formerly Scopescan) monitoring, a user today paid a priority fee of 1068 SOL (approximately $206,000) for a Solana transaction, which spent 495.5 SOL to purchase the new meme coin "ai deborah."Three minutes later, they liquidated the token, incurring a loss of 455.5 SOL (approximately $88,000). The trader suffered a total loss of $294,000 from this transaction.