Dogwifhat, Popcat see gains from exchange listings, BOCA might be next
Dogwifhat experienced a notable 20% price increase while Popcat is up 27%, and BookOfPussyCats gained 120%.
The announcement that Dogwifhat (WIF) perpetual futures would be supported on both Coinbase International and Coinbase Advanced starting April 25 has triggered investor enthusiasm, according to CoinGecko, boosting WIF’s price to $3.02.
Investors and traders often view such listings as an enhancement of a cryptocurrency’s credibility and a broadening of its market reach, prompting a rush to buy in anticipation of increased demand once the coin is officially tradeable.
WIF is the coin responsible for sparking the meme coin frenzy on Solana (SOL), birthing many traders into millionaires who have held the coin since its launch in mid-December.
Popcat, a notable meme from the 2010s, has risen 27% to $0.16 due to a listing from MEXC, a prominent centralized exchange. Users on the platform committed over 47 million MX to support Popcat’s listing, which was then airdropped back to the users who committed.
According to CoinGecko, Popcat, which has been around for the same time as WIF, has a market cap of only $156 million compared to WIF’s $3 billion. This gives many investors hope that POPCAT will explode during this bull market.
BookOfPussyCats (BOCA) is a fairly new meme coin that launched a little over a day ago. Even though it is new, with only a market cap of $5 million, BOCA has surged 120% and is currently priced at $0.0051, according to CoinMarketCap.
BOCA can be seen as the cat version of the notable BookOfMemes (BOME) coin, which also printed millions for early investors back in March. Since cats seem to run the meme coin frenzy on Solana, it makes sense to add a cat version of many popular coins, like WIF’s counterpart, catwifhat (CWIF)
