Memecoin

Shiba Inu completed another hourly death cross in 2026 as the 50-hour MA slipped under the 200-hour MA. The token climbed to $0.00001017 in the first days of 2026, then fell six of seven days from Jan. 6–12, touched $0.00000815, and was last up 0.82% at $0.00000853.

Memecore's M token recently rebounded 1.9% to $1.60 after recovering from a $1.22 low on 08 December, gaining nearly 31% in six weeks. Traders are watching the $1.35 demand area, the $2.00 resistance, and the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement of the $0.36-$2.99 August-September 2025 rally as critical levels while MemeMax's launch-linked fee buyback and airdrop campaign continue.

Bonk has printed a higher low after a multi‑month falling wedge breakout, creating a technical structure that closely mirrors Dogecoin’s 2024 setup and its 365% surge. If this pattern extends, analysts suggest BONK could climb toward previous all‑time highs with upside of up to 250%, while speculation over a possible Grayscale product adds a fundamental narrative. Meanwhile, meme coin capital is also rotating into Maxi Doge, whose presale has raised almost $4.5 million with staking rewards of up to 69% APY.

OpenAI's ChatGPT outlines bullish paths for XRP, PEPE and Ethereum during a potential 2026 cycle, including XRP at $12 by 2027, PEPE near $0.00012 and ETH up to $15,000. XRP recently traded around $2.06, PEPE near $0.0000059 and ETH around $3,308, with ChatGPT's scenarios contingent on momentum and policy clarity.

Shiba Inu's burn activity surged 910.98% over the past 24 hours, according to Shibburn, with 4,369,584 SHIB sent to dead wallets as the price aims to defend $0.00001. Dogecoin is testing an inverse head-and-shoulders neckline at $0.152, implying a potential 22% move toward $0.178–$0.186. CoinMarketCap data shows XRP holding the $2.11 middle Bollinger band.

Crypto markets entered a consolidation phase during the week of Jan. 9–16 as Bitcoin pulled back from recent highs and risk appetite became more selective. While large caps held steady, capital rotated into privacy assets and niche meme narratives, highlighting tactical positioning rather than broad-based selling.

According to a sponsored publication, Bitcoin rebounded above $95,000 as spot ETFs logged over $1.81 billion of inflows in four days, with Ethereum near $3,300. The piece spotlights three presales: Bitcoin Hyper ($30.6M raised, $0.013585, 38% APY), Maxi Doge (~$4.5M, $0.0002785, 69% APY), and SUBBD (~$1.5M, $0.05745, 20% APY).

Trump Coin (TRUMP) fell 2.5% in the past 24 hours to $5.51 as the broader market rose 1.5%. An unlock of 50 million TRUMP is scheduled for January 18, equal to 11.95% of circulating supply, which could add near-term pressure. TRUMP is up 3% over the week and 16% in 14 days but remains 92% below its $73 January 2025 peak.

On January 15, 2026, Pump.fun launched "callouts" in its mobile app, enabling users to push-notify all followers about a chosen coin. Founder Alon Cohen said he will test the feature by calling a token with a $14,000 market cap. Each account can make one call every six hours and competes on a global leaderboard.

On January 14, 2026, Ali Charts flagged $0.152 as Dogecoin's breakout trigger and outlined upside toward $0.164–$0.168. DOGE is pressing a key-range high near $0.156 after buyers defended $0.134, but the analyst prefers confirmation via EMA retests and warns against aggressive longs during low-liquidity Asian trading hours.