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Memes have followed the overall resurgence of the cryptocurrency market.

The crypto market has started the week on a bullish note, registering a jump of over 2% and rising to $2.75 trillion as cryptocurrency prices registered a sharp increase thanks to a perceived threat to the Federal Reserve's independence after President Trump's comments on Fed Chair Jerome Powell.

The crypto market registered a marginal increase over the past 24 hours, rising almost 1% to $2.7 trillion. Cryptocurrencies saw a mixed performance, with Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Ripple (XRP) trading in the green while others registered notable declines.

The cryptocurrency market rallied sharply on Thursday after President Donald Trump paused tariffs imposed on almost all nations for 90 days, giving the stock and crypto markets a much-needed breather from constant volatility. The crypto market registered substantial gains, with some tokens rallying nearly 50%.

Bitcoin (BTC) and the crypto markets plunged on Monday morning (Asia). The week started with a bloodbath as Donald Trump's tariffs decimated the global stock markets.

The crypto market took a dramatic tumble after President Donald Trump's Liberation Day speech on Wednesday. Markets panicked after President Trump imposed sweeping tariffs on global trading partners.

The cryptocurrency market rebounded late on Monday as major cryptocurrencies registered substantial gains. As a result, the crypto market cap is up over 1% and currently sits at $2.69 trillion.

The crypto market continued to increase over the past 24 hours, rising almost 1% to $2.86 trillion as it inches towards the $3 trillion mark. Bitcoin (BTC) saw a marginal rebound as it went from $86,380 to $88,447 before declining to its current level.

The new week on the cryptocurrency market began with a fresh update from the world's largest exchange, Binance. It was mainly about meme coins.

The crypto market slid back into the red as it declined over 4%, slipping below the $3 trillion mark and moving to its current $2.87 trillion. Bitcoin (BTC) is down nearly 5% despite Donald Trump's announcement of a strategic reserve consisting of Bitcoin.

The incoming U.S. cross-border tariffs didn't bode well on the memecoin department, flushing down 17% of its market cap.

Meme coins PEPE and Dogwifhat (WIF) have made it onto Coinbase's Coin50 Index, indicating increased market significance and investor interest.

Cryptocurrency prices suffered a big reversal during the American session leading to a $1 billion liquidation among investors. Bitcoin plunged below $85,000, while popular coins like Cardano (ADA), Official Trump (TRUMP), Dogwifhat (WIF), and Virtuals Protocol (VIRTUAL) falling by over 20%.

Bitcoin (BTC) briefly dipped below $95,000, falling to a low of $93,487 before recovering and moving to its current level of $95,100. The flagship cryptocurrency has been down almost 1% over the past 24 hours, with sentiment further dampened after the odds of a US strategic reserve drop on Polymarket.

Bitcoin (BTC) has started the week in the red, with the price down over 1% and trading considerably below the $97,000 level at $96,400. The flagship currency dipped to a low of $96,144 before recovering to its current level.

The market dynamics for memecoins appear to have changed to a large extent as they are displaying a vibrant price action. While some manifested a monstrous rally like TRUMP, others like WIF maintain a calm upswing, and memecoins like Dogecoin are stuck within a range waiting for the right time to trigger a breakout.

Cryptocurrency prices rebounded on Saturday, with Bitcoin moving above $97,500 and the market cap of all tokens soaring to $3.25 trillion. The crypto fear and greed index exited the fear zone and moved neutral at 43. So, let's explore some of the top-performing crypto market stories of the day.

Memecoins have taken a fearful beating over the last couple of months. Some are down as much as 85% and more.

The total market capitalization of the meme coin niche tanked to approximately $75 billion.

Bitcoin (BTC) remained sluggish over the weekend, hovering between $96,000 and $97,000. However, it dipped below $95,000 early on Monday, falling to a low of $94,855 before rebounding and moving to its current level of $97,450.

Here is how some of your favorite assets concluded the week.

It now seems a distant memory when memecoins would spike hundreds, and sometimes thousands of percent in short periods of time. Are the crypto memes dead or dying now?

Bitcoin's (BTC) slide under the $97,000 mark sent all the major altcoins to print red indexes all around. As the decline continues, crypto whales are finding this period as the “Buy the dip” opportunity and scooping top meme coins like Pepe and dogwifhat (WIF).

Big players in the crypto market are making waves again, and this time, they're betting big on meme coins. According to Spot On Chain, a smart whale has secured a massive $13.75 million profit while trading Pepe (PEPE). Meanwhile, another whale grabbed millions worth of WIF from Binance, sparking speculation about the next move.