News Will Izuchukwu April 6, 2025
On April 3, 2025, the memecoin market experienced a shift that was most welcome—money was flowing in.
But if we look beyond the surface, we can see that this inflow was pretty concentrated, with smart money making very deliberate choices about where to allocate its capital.
In total, $5.09 million flowed into the memecoin market, while just $2.47 million flowed out. The day finished up a sweet $2.61 million, with the total trading volume for the day coming in at $9.99 million.
A closer look at the inflows and outflows tells a story of investor sentiment and shifting priorities. While many might zero in on the largest tokens in the space, it’s often the smaller movements that tell the most interesting—and sometimes the most profitable—stories about the market’s current dynamics.
The main incoming flow of $1.60 million was invested in $TRUMP, a token that has been consistently drawing the kind of attentiveness one would associate with a memecoin. Such a flow could indicate that the investors are truly interested in the asset. But maybe they’re not: It’s quite possible the inbound moolah is just a speculative good, a flipping opportunity for the one investing in the flipper. The point being made here is that if you are interested in $TRUMP as an investment prospect, you really need to do your due diligence.
In addition to $TRUMP, numerous other tokens saw notable inflows. $FARTCOIN, a token that is often viewed as lighthearted and satirical, saw a substantial $964K enter its market. This figure could reflect a newfound interest from retail investors or might hint at a not-so-coordinated effort to inflate this token’s price for a short-term pump. Inflows into $GRASS and $WIF suggest that optimism surrounding potential new memecoins is still a thing.
Other tokens with inflows also worth noting are $JUP, with $244K in inflows. While not a leader in total volume, the slight uptick in that token could indicate a growing base of loyal holders or an influx of new speculators eager to take part in the latest trends.
The inflow of capital into the market is very impressive, obviously showing a high degree of interest from investors and potentially indicating a more bullish market in the near term. Even so, the figures associated with the outflows tell a slightly different story, one that market analysts might consider more cautionary. The actual amounts seen leaving certain tokens were quite substantial, with outflows from the JTO token noted at 366k, from the JLP token at 212k, and from the GIGA token at 178k. This sort of activity in the market isn’t exactly what you would want to see if you were an investor in those tokens.
Recap: Smart money on chain activities in the memecoin market for 03/04/25
Yesterday, there was more inflow than outflow
Inflow: $5.09M
Outflow: $2.47M
Volume: $9.99M
Net Volume: $2.61MThere was inflow into: $TRUMP ($1.60M) $JUP ($244K) $GRASS ($415K) #FARTCOIN ($964K) $WIF… pic.twitter.com/A853JCWB3G
— Stalkchain (@StalkHQ) April 4, 2025
One of the more surprising outflows appeared to come from $BONK, which had been seeing a surge of interest in recent months. However, the $122K outflow suggests that some investors may be reassessing their positions in the face of shifting market dynamics. This outflow could also be taken as an indication of profit-taking, particularly after the asset’s notable rise over the past few weeks.
When we look at the larger picture of the memecoin market on April 3, 2025, we see a reason to be cautiously optimistic. We see a net volume of $2.61 million and total inflows that are more than the outflows. We see money moving into certain tokens. And while the speculative and volatile nature of the market hasn’t changed (the overall trading volume was $9.99 million), the concentration of those inflows is in tokens like $TRUMP and $FARTCOIN. So what’s happening here?
That memecoins’ market is unpredictable and volatile is something to keep in mind. The price can move all too quickly, and substance is sometimes hard to find. Some tokens are bound to grow—that’s part of any financial ecosystem. But with the aforementioned outflows comes a decent built-up risk, especially when considering those risky things that we call memecoins.
Over the next few days, it will be critical for investors to watch very closely the trends in inflow and outflow activities, as they frequently provide early indications of changes in market sentiment. If inflows continue to surpass outflows, we might see market stabilization, possibly allowing some tokens to shore up their market positions. But if we see sustained outflows from some key assets, that could be a sign that we’re in for a market correction or a turn away from speculative trading.
The memecoin market, at the end of the day, is just as dynamic as always, with traders flowing with the easy and hard money of short-term speculation. Although it might by now be a tired and overused coin, Dogecoin remains the memecoin upper echelon, with a market cap that long ago crossed the threshold of the respectable. With a flirtation above 11 cents late last month and a current price of about 8 cents, it should go without saying that even decline dramatists ought to afford this coin some cred.
Disclosure: This is not trading or investment advice. Always do your research before buying any Metaverse crypto coins.
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