High Turnover Memecoins — What $MOODENG, $MUBARAK, and $TUT Are Signaling

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Written By MemecoinWire Editorial Team


In the ever-evolving world of memecoins, one metric is starting to matter more than market cap alone: volume-to-market-cap ratio. Traditionally used by seasoned traders to gauge activity versus valuation, this ratio is now pointing toward a new breed of tokens commanding serious attention — not just hype.

As of today, several memecoins are posting outrageously high volume-to-market-cap (VMC) ratios, suggesting intense speculative activity and potential for explosive moves. Let’s dive into what this means — and which coins are currently leading the charge.

🚨 What Is Volume-to-Market-Cap Ratio?

The volume-to-market-cap ratio shows how much trading volume a coin has relative to its total market capitalization. A 100% ratio means that a coin’s full market cap traded hands in 24 hours — signaling insane velocity and liquidity.

Ratios over 100% suggest momentum, attention, and volatility, which are exactly what memecoin traders crave. It can also hint at:

  • New listings or stealth launches catching fire

  • Community-driven hype cycles

  • Algorithmic or bot-driven speculation

  • Whale accumulation or exit liquidity traps

In short: high VMC = eyes on the project.

📈 Memecoins with VMC Ratios Over 100%

Here are the current memecoins showing exceptional turnover relative to their market cap:

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🧠 What Traders Should Watch For

Coins with VMC ratios above 150% are in hyper-active trading zones — meaning big swings up and down. These are not for passive holders — they’re for nimble traders, memetic momentum chasers, and narrative surfers.

Watch for:

  • Liquidity holes – Is the liquidity real, or just inflated with fake buys/sells?

  • Community signals – Telegram/Discord activity often drives spikes.

  • CEX listings or stealth DEX pumps – Most of these are still early-stage.

⚠️ Final Thought

Memecoins with high VMC ratios are often the canaries in the crypto coal mine. They can either signal the beginning of a viral breakout — or the peak of speculative mania.

Coins like $MUBARAK, $TUT, $NEIRO, and $MOODENG are teaching us one thing: in memecoin land, speed and volume can matter more than code or utility.

Choose wisely, trade fast — and always have your meme radar on.

MemecoinWire Editorial Team

The MemecoinWire Editorial Team is a group of crypto-native writers, analysts, and meme market observers dedicated to delivering timely, data-driven updates on the world of memecoins. With a passion for decentralized culture and a sharp eye on market trends, our team tracks volume spikes, market cap moves, exchange listings, and on-chain metrics to keep traders informed.

We research and present the data as it is — no hype, no fluff. While we aim to surface the most relevant insights, we always encourage readers to do their own research (DYOR). MemecoinWire does not offer financial advice; we exist to report on what’s happening, not predict what’s next.

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