Solana memecoins, the last 24 hours: November 14, 2026

The last 24 hours of Solana memecoins, read from the chain, as one question: who is really there? $1.57 billion of the $1.92 billion recorded moved in 173 coins we set apart. Of the 13 big launches still traded at the close, we drew 150 holders each and read every wallet's history: four are held mostly by wallets under a day old, five by wallets of one kind, one has 14 holders in all, and three held up. One of those three has more than 1,000 holders.

By Anceta ResearchPublished 9 min read

New coins in 24 hours
47,277
9.4% fewer than the 24 hours before
Dollars recorded, in millions
1,923
81.8% of it in 173 coins set apart
Big launches tested
13
150 holders of each, drawn at random
With a real crowd over 1,000
1
3 had a holder list that held up
On this page

The short answer

A memecoin shows two numbers first: how much it traded and how many wallets hold it. Both can be made. This report takes the day's 47,277 launches and asks of the big ones the question the numbers cannot answer: who is really there?

Most of the day's dollars were not a crowd's, and most of the day's big holder counts did not hold up when we read the wallets behind them. One launch with more than a thousand holders did. It is young, and it has weak points of its own, shown with it.

A crowd's dollars, and the rest

$1,922,752,893 was recorded as traded across 59,798 coins, new and old, in 15,098,300 trades. That is far above the $1.21 billion of the 24 hours before, and almost all of the difference sits in one group.

Figure 1Dollars traded, hour by hour, in two tonesEach column is one hour. The coral part is the dollars in the coins set apart; the blue part is everything else. Below: new coins each hour.

New coins, each hour

  • dollars in the coins set apart
  • dollars in everything else

Source: Anceta, from its own reading of Solana. 23:00 UTC November 13 to 23:00 UTC November 14, 2026.

Show the numbers
Hour (UTC)Dollars tradedIn the coins set apartEverything elseTradesNew coins
23:00158,016,664141,743,38416,273,280680,1722,277
00:00147,577,305133,567,59614,009,709644,2972,134
01:0059,890,53948,210,11111,680,428508,2802,102
02:0078,346,43963,444,89214,901,547676,5931,903
03:00589,956,143572,141,97117,814,172658,0911,828
04:0080,422,26166,628,13813,794,123585,6531,909
05:0051,935,17138,861,07613,074,095604,4751,952
06:0048,934,44836,606,68712,327,761574,0531,945
07:0043,557,66731,387,99012,169,677517,8291,608
08:0043,892,92430,845,21013,047,714533,4371,280
09:0034,271,75421,594,09512,677,659526,5381,614
10:0041,831,35431,249,00410,582,350537,7581,509
11:0043,622,69332,433,44011,189,253512,1311,540
12:0050,178,62236,289,92713,888,695566,7841,711
13:0071,090,98754,681,90016,409,087671,3711,944
14:0043,316,83328,449,40714,867,426638,6471,911
15:0039,867,53625,413,33214,454,204575,8371,863
16:0036,518,45722,894,94813,623,509605,7252,221
17:0046,668,52628,374,91518,293,611788,3112,575
18:0043,133,75925,838,69017,295,069812,1912,361
19:0041,800,58724,175,32717,625,260719,5822,057
20:0042,294,15426,227,51316,066,641710,2461,978
21:0048,721,78731,830,17216,891,615730,7702,484
22:0036,906,28519,440,33917,465,946719,5292,571

173 coins carried $1.57 billion, 81.8% of everything, in 2,341,718 trades averaging $671. 145 of them launched inside the window and 28 before it. Four coins alone account for $375 million: their recorded trades average more than $20,000 each. The busiest hour of the day, $590 million from 03:00 UTC, is 97% this group.

We set these coins apart by a cut-off we keep private, we count them, and we do not name them or rank anything by them. The headline dollar figure says more about them than about anyone trading.

What is left is the crowd: $350 million in 12,756,582 trades, $27.5 at a time. $300 million of it was in coins launched that day, $45 million in older ones.

Every big launch, one dot each

313 launches of the window passed $300,000 traded. Placed by how big their trades are and how many wallets traded them in their busiest hour, they fall into two clouds.

Figure 2The 313 launches that passed $300,000Across: the coin's average trade. Up: the wallets trading it in its busiest hour. Both scales are logarithmic.
$5$10$25$50$100$250$500$1,000$5,000101001,00010,000average trade over the windowset apart
  • bill
  • a launch with a crowd's trade size
  • a launch set apart
  • a launch marked rugged

Up: wallets trading the coin in its busiest hour. A bigger dot traded more dollars.

Source: Anceta, from its own reading of Solana. 23:00 UTC November 13 to 23:00 UTC November 14, 2026.

Show the numbers
Average trade ($)Wallets in its busiest hourDollars tradedMarked ruggedSet apartFeatured
513.11,00521,095,705noyes
350.33,50120,461,973noyes
349.33,52420,033,505noyes
459.11,67916,709,963noyes
443.368616,223,589noyes
390.23,31715,005,693noyes
498.31,70112,886,467noyes
4102,12511,768,857noyes
422.31,67911,171,589noyes
425.31,83111,037,829yesyes
416.22,0339,980,998noyes
429.12,0229,931,372noyes
455.62,1219,570,522noyes
479.72,1219,234,102noyes
391.42,0169,192,928noyes
393.32,2739,032,131noyes
386.83,0368,991,097noyes
455.91,3128,879,127noyes
463.31,6448,788,927noyes
391.52,0098,677,416noyes
403.81,6718,612,823noyes
404.81,5308,591,303noyes
464.12,1247,996,414noyes
441.91,6957,943,922noyes
443.51,3117,808,278noyes
465.81,2057,706,553noyes
412.21,5377,320,405noyes
4639427,223,142noyes
396.82,0167,196,081noyes
418.12,0227,095,825noyes
406.11,7287,091,889noyes
409.21,3806,970,528noyes
403.32,0256,718,325noyes
371.92,1266,495,414noyes
374.11,9536,468,244noyes
4041,9706,308,934noyes
403.92,0216,265,176noyes
378.91,1106,230,698noyes
425.78626,204,827noyes
402.32,0236,160,325noyes
344.51,7386,136,513noyes
401.31,1896,121,267noyes
399.62,0206,022,715noyes
424.21,4706,016,117noyes
399.91,1626,015,815noyes
403.91,4205,977,979noyes
397.22,0195,911,737noyes
394.21,3475,722,245noyes
3792,0185,716,638noyes
387.61,5005,457,839noyes
379.82,0185,427,612noyes
392.52,0255,296,100noyes
3421,8105,280,911noyes
402.61,9635,273,451noyes
3941,8305,159,550noyes
417.72,0245,146,232noyes
400.29074,995,711noyes
365.31,1524,944,257noyes
391.71,6604,845,893noyes
387.81,5194,806,966noyes
364.91,5674,759,062noyes
372.51,1054,507,987noyes
377.11,8574,471,131yesyes
389.99234,299,898noyes
379.61,3504,229,448noyes
381.81,8044,042,597noyes
379.31,7383,941,748noyes
3831,7213,939,541noyes
367.11,4313,929,197noyes
361.71,7103,900,038noyes
2,149.65563,787,677yesyes
453.89703,651,335noyes
328.91,1453,419,836noyes
356.31,8803,337,262noyes
346.81,3472,969,962noyes
3571,6352,905,796noyes
326.11,6102,767,630noyes
362.51,4312,731,088noyes
364.91,1422,728,222noyes
3,8491822,713,518yesyes
362.41,7772,696,959noyes
3601,2852,690,541noyes
362.91,1162,668,833noyes
97,527.9172,633,253noyes
134,7252,597,026nono
452.97282,514,408noyes
315.21,4232,466,547noyes
341.71,6122,433,463noyes
362,8512,431,116nono
366.31,1912,202,311noyes
348.21,4702,192,160noyes
5,690.6932,173,815noyes
357.81,3992,141,152yesyes
69.31,7792,057,362nono
324.21,3631,914,412noyes
1422,2921,877,236yesno
327.91,4371,869,192noyes
347.81,2211,785,110noyes
161.21,6341,771,053nono
724.1191,748,711noyes
60.51,6581,679,253yesno
43.24,6121,665,968nonobill
71.61,4131,641,635nono
64.22,2821,634,114yesno
32.43,2181,560,239yesno
37.13,6281,544,426yesno
353.89871,526,452noyes
82.22,0231,452,062yesno
4484011,446,513noyes
332.11,0531,405,313noyes
3108161,403,760noyes
38.65,6391,371,243nono
88.12,2621,332,786nono
70.21,6801,328,880nono
31.94,6021,305,408nono
322.24661,246,054noyes
323.79221,231,845noyes
311.81,0851,217,442noyes
3,507.91081,210,240noyes
319.79161,199,972noyes
3397501,190,915noyes
35.32,5501,189,243nono
64.82,2581,182,097nono
303.49601,173,765noyes
67.72,2361,125,473nono
40.62,3321,113,323nono
723,1661,085,112yesno
323.98771,074,881noyes
310.97821,062,399noyes
314.68671,054,851noyes
41.32,6571,051,302nono
69.21,1441,037,299nono
39.12,7791,036,196nono
331.25961,035,891noyes
319.64521,031,978noyes
66.22,2331,030,043nono
64.42,2061,017,487nono
37.13,0021,001,407nono
288819947,658noyes
64.71,836939,196yesno
334.4667922,480noyes
66.22,247917,679nono
298.3822902,113noyes
41.32,152895,786nono
291.7779887,351noyes
63.61,625853,810nono
592,007850,328nono
317.7706826,949noyes
62.8752818,469yesno
55.8132813,105nono
117.91,309809,839yesno
85.71,905801,157nono
42.22,337794,953nono
63.21,952791,064nono
61.11,733790,835nono
2,901.596786,316noyes
318.3503781,537noyes
60.92,259780,767nono
72.92,014769,914nono
632,247769,445nono
68.42,376766,188yesno
61.32,019750,207nono
62.42,100742,336nono
40.92,782712,742nono
45.71,753687,738nono
305.4533678,339noyes
55.72,201666,482nono
62.91,508664,343yesno
298.8573661,555noyes
60.52,189661,401nono
281.1579650,355noyes
1501,889644,621nono
35.42,713631,931nono
66.91,157631,685yesno
1182,110627,616nono
60.31,660625,549nono
32.51,989603,498nono
7.62,295603,365yesno
1081,452600,686yesno
68.32,079600,146nono
79.81,165598,422yesno
971,867597,259nono
38.61,992578,773yesno
315.1505576,563noyes
43.21,719572,741yesno
63.51,019568,381nono
137.72,121563,894nono
75.11,964555,875nono
58.52,192551,360nono
53.22,049546,190nono
312.4571545,053noyes
61.91,333544,384yesno
572,263540,096nono
40.31,252538,014yesno
1342,124520,776nono
168.81,119520,751nono
312.7467520,015noyes
46.51,089519,984yesno
581,658519,927nono
54.11,318519,187nono
54.22,081518,842nono
76.71,175518,128nono
58.61,110511,373nono
53.61,265504,995nono
56.31,925492,349nono
37.71,174488,866nono
56.12,255486,909nono
33.62,747481,234yesno
36.71,174478,656nono
147.31,316475,025nono
98.22,118469,815nono
174.8844468,810yesno
114.82,113467,814nono
19.62,385465,294yesno
106.21,398464,120nono
98.22,108463,430nono
51.22,154462,801nono
287.1439462,541noyes
551,577462,073nono
10.2451459,669yesno
56.81,711458,901yesno
401,753457,604yesno
114.92,121446,583nono
582,202445,045nono
411,301441,969nono
54.42,216439,769nono
382200439,347noyes
295.2380438,629noyes
315.7368436,580noyes
56.41,695434,684nono
51.61,577434,170nono
472,227431,504nono
57.71,443430,405nono
56.51,529427,972nono
49.92,235423,179nono
50.41,431419,993nono
1111,294416,933nono
50.81,873416,113nono
54.91,540414,977nono
68.7135406,970nono
46.71,781404,571nono
47.5494402,877yesno
51.62,138397,602nono
322.7344390,808noyes
282.6408390,769noyes
52.61,163388,757nono
39.12,155388,413nono
94.82,116386,427nono
48.1271386,157nono
972,048386,127nono
59.61,103384,524nono
89.92,114383,819nono
94.11,854380,241nono
80.71,123378,060nono
87.72,116377,420nono
19.91,883377,067yesno
49.52,264375,544nono
44.42,109373,222yesno
37.31,583373,037nono
30.7113371,970nono
55.81,466371,693nono
51.51,236371,006nono
972,025369,597nono
88.91,638368,477nono
35.12,043364,125nono
55.11,727362,245nono
17.24,485361,630yesno
70.72,117359,477nono
118.3931359,166nono
63.8490357,076nono
73.21,115355,102nono
92.42,127351,951nono
173.126351,923nono
53.51,284349,723nono
30.31,780349,540nono
31.51,929348,191nono
55675348,184nono
79.21,369344,378yesno
63.61,084343,684nono
101.5971343,316nono
35.51,825342,006yesno
62.91,184341,410nono
90.31,572337,255nono
367180336,554noyes
70.7919334,489nono
44.32,238333,530nono
82.71,770328,357nono
97.51,312327,324nono
75.31,114326,575nono
632,149326,163nono
86.42,112326,137nono
56.51,673326,131nono
29.72,152324,978nono
29.52,109324,936nono
142,823324,655yesno
75.52,113321,815nono
82.61,893317,079nono
61.8846314,992yesno
41.92,210313,937nono
77.91,119313,044nono
15.71,851313,019yesno
792,119312,772nono
293.3314312,318noyes
41.81,032311,501nono
80.62,113311,230nono
65.9615311,018nono
40.21,782310,779nono
31.31,280306,004nono
122.4372303,063yesno
82.51,087302,463nono
34.61,785302,391yesno
92.81,947301,432nono
32.91,570300,389yesno

On the left, trades of tens of dollars and thousands of wallets. On the right, in the shaded band, trades of hundreds of dollars or more. 44 of the 313 are marked rugged by Anceta's tracker, and 127 more are in the group set apart.

From launch to graduation

On pump.fun, 40,553 coins launched in the window. Ten minutes after launch, 22,070 of them, 54%, were held by three or more wallets. Of those, Anceta's tracker has marked 8,329 as rugged so far, 38%, the middle one 16.3 minutes after its launch.

574 of them left the launch curve for an open pool. Counting every pump.fun coin of the window, 590 graduated, the middle one 3.4 minutes after launch.

The holder test

From the 313 big launches we kept the ones a reader would look at twice: not marked rugged, not set apart, and still traded by a hundred wallets or more, with a funded pool, in the final hour of the window.

Figure 3From the day's launches to the ones testedEach step keeps only the launches that also pass it.

Source: Anceta, from its own reading of Solana. 23:00 UTC November 13 to 23:00 UTC November 14, 2026.

Show the numbers
StepLaunches left
Launched in the window47,277
Passed $300,000 traded313
Not marked rugged269
Not set apart142
Still a crowd in the final hour13
Holder list held up3
More than 1,000 holders1

That leaves 13 launches. Every one of them looks alive from the outside: hundreds to thousands of wallets trading it in the final hour, and up to 6,000 holders. So we read the holders. At 23:28 UTC we listed every wallet holding each coin, drew 150 at random, and read each wallet's history on Solana: how many transactions it has made, and how old it is.

A wallet with a long history has made 1,000 transactions or more, or is more than 30 days old. A new and thin wallet is under a day old with fewer than 20 transactions. A crowd that found a coin is mostly the first kind.

Figure 4150 holders of each of the 13 launches, read one by oneEach strip is one launch's sample. Only the featured launch is named; the others carry a letter.

Source: Anceta, from its own reading of Solana at 23:28 UTC on November 14, 2026.

Show the numbers
LaunchMade onAge at the close (hours)Dollars tradedHoldersSampled walletsLong historyNew and thin
Launch Apump.fun21.8519,1877331501197
Launch Bpump.fun1.3388,4138271451134
billpump.fun3.31,665,9683,7961441037
Launch Cpump.fun22.12,597,0263,2091492693
Launch Dno launchpad1666,4822,213149180
Launch Eno launchpad0.6427,9721,537150160
Launch FMeteora0.2343,3161,457150120
Launch Gno launchpad1.2434,1702,04415090
Launch Hno launchpad0.8348,1911,99615050
Launch Ipump.fun21.81,371,2436,0001501138
Launch Jpump.fun7.7311,0183,9251500140
Launch Kpump.fun8.8511,3733,5511500145
Launch Lno launchpad4.72,057,3621410100

3 launches held up. Between 72% and 79% of their sampled holders have a long history. Two of them are small, 733 to 827 holders; the third is bill.

4 launches are held mostly by new wallets. 93 to 145 of about 150 sampled holders were under a day old with fewer than 20 transactions. Their holder counts run from 3,209 to 6,000, and one stands at exactly 6,000. All 4 are pump.fun launches that had traded for 8 to 22 hours.

5 launches are held by wallets of one kind. None of their sampled holders was new and thin, and only 5 to 18 of 150 had a long history. The middle wallet in each sample had made 536 to 726 transactions and was under 30 days old. All 5 launched in the last 75 minutes of the window; 4 were made straight on a pool with no launchpad, by wallets that have made 178 to 245 coins each.

The last launch traded $2.1 million and has 14 holders in all.

We report what the samples show and stop there. A list of new wallets is not proof of who made them or why, and none of these launches is marked rugged. But a holder count made of wallets with no past is not a crowd, and none of those 10 launches is featured or named here.

One launch with a real crowd

For the launch below we also read its mint and its newest transactions directly from Solana, at 23:28 to 23:31 UTC. A green tick is a check the coin passes. An amber mark is something to weigh. The name is the coin's own.

bill

created 19:43:13 UTC, November 14 · on Solscan

85RhcSEMy15SNhFLmSArNm7udPKXVagVgsq4YmSopump

Holders
3,796
Traded
$1.7M
Largest wallet
3.6%

19:00 to 20:00 UTC, from launch

1,987 wallets

$235k · 3,261 buys, 2,600 sells

20:00 to 21:00 UTC

4,612 wallets

$812k · 11,170 buys, 7,730 sells

21:00 to 22:00 UTC

2,246 wallets

$290k · 4,105 buys, 2,701 sells

22:00 to 23:00 UTC

2,499 wallets

$329k · 4,244 buys, 2,791 sells

144 holder wallets drawn at random

  • 751,000 transactions or more
  • 28over 30 days old
  • 34in between
  • 7new and thin

526 of its newest transactions, read one by one

  • 168passed by the coin without moving it
  • 30bought and sold inside one transaction
  • 255dust trades by one wallet
  • 73trades by everyone else

Supply held by its launch block

12.3% → 2.7% → 2.7% → 1.5% → 1.5% → 0%

  • Passed: 3,796 holders; the largest wallet holds 3.6%
  • Passed: 103 of 144 sampled holders have a long history
  • Passed: Creator wallet's first coin in Anceta's records; it held none at every read and holds none now
  • Passed: No mint authority, no freeze authority
  • Passed: Traded in every hour since launch, 1,987 to 4,612 wallets an hour
  • To weigh: Under four hours old at the close
  • To weigh: Its launch block still held 1.5% a minute in; empty by five minutes
  • To weigh: One wallet makes most of its trades by count, in dust
  • To weigh: Anceta's launch reading was high

It links a post from an X account of its own, made 58 seconds before the coin, and a website; we did not check either. It left its launch curve 6.3 minutes after launch. The pool holds 7.2% of the supply and the ten largest wallets 21.2%. Of the 526 transactions we could read from its newest 1.7 minutes, 168 only passed by the coin and 30 bought and sold in one transaction. Of the 328 that traded it, 255 came from one wallet, 128 buys and 127 sells worth 0.02 SOL together against 65.57 SOL in the sample. That wallet adds trades to the count and nothing to the dollars; it also pulls the coin's average trade, $43, down. The other 73 trades came from 43 wallets, 27 of which traded once. 65 other coins launched in the window use the name, and 172 earlier ones; this is the one at the address shown.

This is one coin, under four hours old when the window closed. It is a description of how it launched and who was trading it, not a forecast, and a coin with a real crowd can still end badly. Pattern analysis, not financial advice. Similar coins can behave differently.

Questions people ask

How many Solana memecoins launched on November 14, 2026?

Anceta recorded 47,277 new coins in the 24 hours to 23:00 UTC on November 14, 2026, 40,553 of them on pump.fun. That is 9.4% fewer than in the 24 hours before.

How much of the day's memecoin volume was real?

$1,922,752,893 was recorded as traded. 81.8% of it, $1,572,330,063, moved in 173 coins whose trades averaged $671; Anceta sets those apart and does not treat their trading as interest. Everything else came to $350,422,830 in 12,756,582 trades, $27.5 at a time.

Can a memecoin's holder count be trusted?

Not on its own. We drew 150 holders at random from each of the 13 big launches still traded at the close and read every wallet's history. In 3 launches most sampled holders had a long history. In 4, most were wallets under a day old with fewer than 20 transactions, including one coin with exactly 6,000 holders. In 5 more, almost no sampled wallet was older than 30 days.

Which new coin had a real crowd?

Of the launches that passed $300,000 traded, one had more than 1,000 holders and a holder list that held up: bill, with 3,796 holders, $1,665,969 traded and 103 of 144 sampled holder wallets with a long history. It was under four hours old at the close, and one wallet makes most of its trades by count, in dust. That describes how it launched and traded, not what it will do.

How we counted

The window is 23:00 UTC on November 13 to 23:00 UTC on November 14, 2026, in whole hours; it starts two hours after the November 13 report ends. The figures were drawn at 23:36 UTC and Solana was read directly between 23:28 and 23:31 UTC. A coin belongs to the window if Anceta first saw it inside it.

The coins set apart are chosen by a cut-off we keep private; their trades are far larger than a crowd's. Dollar figures are as recorded, and for a few of those coins the recorded size of a trade is itself implausible, which is one more reason they are kept out of everything else on this page.

The holder sample: every account with a balance of the coin, grouped by owner, then 150 owners drawn at random with a fixed seed. Accounts owned by programs are left out of the counts, which is why a sample can be under 150. For each wallet we read its newest 1,000 transactions. A wallet's age is the time since its oldest transaction; for a wallet with 1,000 or more we give the count and not the age. One launch has 14 holders, so all of them were read.

The transaction read is the newest 3,000 signatures touching the featured coin. 1,378 of the successful ones could not be read back from the node, so the counts are of the 526 that could, and are a sample.

“Wallets” in an hour are counted inside each clock hour. “Rugged” is the mark of Anceta's outcome tracker at the time of drawing; coins still open have no mark yet. The launch reading is Anceta's own, taken in a coin's first ten minutes; this page says only whether it was high.

Since November 10 Anceta also records coins made straight on a pool with no launchpad, so launch and dollar totals are not like for like with reports before that date. The posts are quoted as the coins' own sources; what they say was not checked by us.

  1. 1.bill on Solscan. the coin's address, holders and transactions
  2. 2.Anceta, “Solana memecoins, the last 24 hours: November 13, 2026”. the previous daily report
  3. 3.Anceta, “Solana memecoins, the last 24 hours: November 10, 2026”. the earlier report on the coins that trade unlike the rest

Pattern analysis, not financial advice. Similar coins can behave differently.

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