The post Meme Coins Hit Hard by Bitcoin Price Dip Below $90K: Weekly Round-Up appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. TLDR: Bitcoin fell below $90K, marking its largest correction since 2017 and a six-month low hitting meme coins hard. Meme coin market cap dropped 12% to $44.3B, with volumes down 7% to $5.5B. Grayscale aims to list DOGE ETF on NYSE, pending SEC approval in 20 days. Pump.fun created 15,000+ tokens in 24 hours, far outpacing all competitors combined. Bitcoin slid below $90,000 this week, marking its steepest correction since 2017 and hitting a six-month low. The cryptocurrency recently bounced slightly to $91,700 but remains 27% below its all-time high. At press time, the token holds around $84K. Meme coins mirrored this weakness, with the sector’s market cap falling 12% to $44.3 billion. Volumes declined 7% to $5.5 billion as traders remained cautious amid macro uncertainty. Meme Coins Face Steep Losses and Launchpad Activity Leading meme coins continued their downtrend following October’s historic crash. Only two of the top 20 meme coins posted weekly gains, while the rest suffered double-digit declines, according to CoinMarketCap data.  Solana-based meme tokens slid, including BONK, which fell 17%, while Ethereum’s Shiba Inu dropped 12%. Binance Smart Chain also saw mixed performance, with BUILDon rising 9% and 币安人生 falling 15%. The meme coin launchpad ecosystem remained active.  Pump.fun created over 15,000 new tokens in 24 hours, outpacing competitors combined, per Dune dashboard data shared by Adam_tehc. This surge in token creation did not prevent overall sector losses, reflecting ongoing deleveraging by traders.  Meme coins climbed from ninth to sixth place on DeFiLlama’s narrative tracker, signaling rising narrative attention despite the downturn. Legal and market developments also affected sentiment. Haliey Welch, known as “Hawk Tuah” girl, was added to a lawsuit over a failed meme coin launch, allegedly receiving $325,000 to promote a token engineered to crash.  Such incidents amplified caution in the sector as investors… The post Meme Coins Hit Hard by Bitcoin Price Dip Below $90K: Weekly Round-Up appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. TLDR: Bitcoin fell below $90K, marking its largest correction since 2017 and a six-month low hitting meme coins hard. Meme coin market cap dropped 12% to $44.3B, with volumes down 7% to $5.5B. Grayscale aims to list DOGE ETF on NYSE, pending SEC approval in 20 days. Pump.fun created 15,000+ tokens in 24 hours, far outpacing all competitors combined. Bitcoin slid below $90,000 this week, marking its steepest correction since 2017 and hitting a six-month low. The cryptocurrency recently bounced slightly to $91,700 but remains 27% below its all-time high. At press time, the token holds around $84K. Meme coins mirrored this weakness, with the sector’s market cap falling 12% to $44.3 billion. Volumes declined 7% to $5.5 billion as traders remained cautious amid macro uncertainty. Meme Coins Face Steep Losses and Launchpad Activity Leading meme coins continued their downtrend following October’s historic crash. Only two of the top 20 meme coins posted weekly gains, while the rest suffered double-digit declines, according to CoinMarketCap data.  Solana-based meme tokens slid, including BONK, which fell 17%, while Ethereum’s Shiba Inu dropped 12%. Binance Smart Chain also saw mixed performance, with BUILDon rising 9% and 币安人生 falling 15%. The meme coin launchpad ecosystem remained active.  Pump.fun created over 15,000 new tokens in 24 hours, outpacing competitors combined, per Dune dashboard data shared by Adam_tehc. This surge in token creation did not prevent overall sector losses, reflecting ongoing deleveraging by traders.  Meme coins climbed from ninth to sixth place on DeFiLlama’s narrative tracker, signaling rising narrative attention despite the downturn. Legal and market developments also affected sentiment. Haliey Welch, known as “Hawk Tuah” girl, was added to a lawsuit over a failed meme coin launch, allegedly receiving $325,000 to promote a token engineered to crash.  Such incidents amplified caution in the sector as investors…