Meme coins — cryptocurrencies inspired by internet trends or memes — have surged in popularity. Some well-known meme coins include Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, Pepe, Trump, Bonk and Floki. While some ...

While the Philippine economy is expected to expand by 6.2 percent this year, Sun Life Investment Management and Trust Corp. (SLIMTC) said the peso could depreciate to as low as 61 against the US ...

Remember Hawk Tuah coin? Hopefully, you do not. But the cryptocurrency launched late last year by viral phenom Hailey Welch was a perfect example of how so-called meme coins often work ...

The meme coin trade has morphed into something bizarre. Even for the uninitiated, the once-obscure corner of the crypto market has become hard to ignore. Often with no actual use case and values ...

Coin experts have highlighted a unique British coin that could potentially fetch a tidy sum. The distinctive gold £2 coin isn't exactly ancient, having been minted a mere 13 years ago in 2012.

When you think of meme coins, you probably think of retail traders chasing hype for a quick profit. But in 2025, President Donald Trump gave meme coins a whole new level of visibility when he ...

Bargain-hunting and positive earnings results allowed the stock market to post a rebound on Tuesday, but the peso fell for a second straight trading day. The currency weakened by 12 centavos to P58.15 ...

Binance launched a community vote on February 17, 2025, with 86% of 2 million voters supporting Pi Coin’s listing. Only verified Binance users with at least $5 in assets can vote, but results ...

Alexander Buerkle / Getty Images Meme coins are cryptocurrencies created to follow trends, employ humor, and try to build a sense of community to attract users. What Is a Meme Coin? Meme coins are ...