Bigger Than Pepe and Shiba Inu, Wall Street Memes Price Pumps 56%, Trading Volume Beats Other Top Meme Coins
Retail investing community Wall Street Meme’s newly launched $WSM meme coin is in blast-off mode, up 3x since presale. In 24-hour trading volume, Wall Street Memes token is bigger than top meme coins Pepe and Shiba Inu....
In 24-hour trading volume, Wall Street Memes token is bigger than top meme coins Pepe and Shiba Inu.
The token is up 56% at the start of the weekend at $0.071 for a market capitalization of $142 million....
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