Vinecoin (VINE), Made in America (MIA), and Animecoin (ANIME) are three new cryptos launched this week with notable activity. Vinecoin, created by Vine co-founder Rus Yusupov, has a $162 million market cap and over 103,000 holders.
MIA, built on Solana, is leveraging the “Made in USA” narrative with a $2.8 million market cap and strong transaction numbers. ANIME, launched by the Azuki NFT team, reached a $265 million market cap but is now in oversold territory after a 27% price drop.
Vine Coin (VINE)
Vinecoin, a coin launched by former Vine co-founder Rus Yusupov, debuted on Pumpfun and quickly gained traction. With a $162 million market cap and $450 million in daily trading volume, the coin has drawn significant attention following Yusupov’s post on X two days ago.
The project has already attracted over 103,000 holders and more than 324,000 transactions. However, questions about Yusupov’s intentions have created skepticism, with some traders debating the coin’s long-term viability.
Vinecoin’s RSI is at 42.5, close to oversold levels, while its price is down 34% in the last 24 hours. This suggests cooling momentum, with the potential for further bearish pressure or a period of stabilization before recovery.
Made In America (MIA)
MIA launched on the Solana blockchain, was launched just four days ago and is aiming to capitalize on the “Made in USA” narrative linked to the Trump administration’s crypto strategy. The coin positions itself as a US-issued asset that could align with potential policy shifts favoring domestic crypto projects.
With a market cap of $2.8 million and a daily trading volume of $3.7 million, MIA has gained attention despite being down 22.8% in the last 24 hours. It has already reached more than 150,000 transactions in a single day and boasts roughly 5,500 holders, showing interest in new cryptos tied to this narrative.