On April 27th, Memeland posted on social media that their Runecoin airdrop for the Stakeland community has been fully completed.

According to blockchain analyst @ai_9684xtpa, there has been a large number of small MEME buy orders on the chain, with most of them being for 70-80 tokens (about $2). Currently, there are 74,589 MEME holding addresses, and assuming 4 million participating addresses will make up for 69 tokens each, there will be 270 million MEME that need to be transferred or purchased within seven days, worth $7.49 million.

9GAG CEO Ray Chan proposed the removal of Fud user FARMING rewards on the Memeland Discord channel, which sparked strong reactions from the community. However, shortly afterwards, he clarified that it was just a joke. Chan reiterated that Memeland always rewards loyalty, patience, and trust. He expressed his gratitude to users who continue to support Memeland and Memecoin, and emphasized that "the best is yet to come", possibly hinting at upcoming airdrops.

Blockchain analyst @ai_9684xtpa monitored and found that a suspected MEME market maker address transferred $1.81 million worth of MEME from OKX 16 hours ago, and deposited 6 million tokens to participate in market making on HTX and Kucoin two hours ago. The address currently holds 373 million MEME tokens, accounting for 4.2% of the total circulating supply of MEME, worth $9.03 million.

Possibly influenced by the announcement of "Binance Labs investing in MEME", MEME rose nearly 20% in a short time, now priced at $0.0287.

On January 4th, Binance Labs announced its investment in Memecoin (MEME), the native ecosystem token of Memeland. Memeland's core focus is on building and investing in SocialFi and creator economies, utilizing meme internet culture to connect creators and communities through its MEME token and NFTs.