Today I sat down to measure the 24 coins I track. All of them rose over the quarter. All of them? No. One fell behind: $BONK , down 20.4% over 90 days.
What caught my attention wasn’t the number itself, but the contrast. When the whole market is up and a single coin drops, the reason usually lies with that coin—not the market. It could be a new token entering, it could be waning interest, it could be money rotating to somewhere else.
Which of the three is the case, I don’t know—and I won’t make it up. What I measured: BONK is 20.4% below where it was 90 days ago, while the other 23 coins on my list are above. The biggest gainers over the period were BOME (+127.1%) and PEPE (+60.1%).
Do you have a meme coin in your portfolio? Comment which one and I’ll measure it in the next post.
This is not financial advice.
What caught my attention wasn’t the number itself, but the contrast. When the whole market is up and a single coin drops, the reason usually lies with that coin—not the market. It could be a new token entering, it could be waning interest, it could be money rotating to somewhere else.
Which of the three is the case, I don’t know—and I won’t make it up. What I measured: BONK is 20.4% below where it was 90 days ago, while the other 23 coins on my list are above. The biggest gainers over the period were BOME (+127.1%) and PEPE (+60.1%).
Do you have a meme coin in your portfolio? Comment which one and I’ll measure it in the next post.
This is not financial advice.
