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Meme coin news today, Monday, October 26, 2026: 42 coins checked, room 65/100 greed

42 coins went through Whodl on Monday, October 26, 2026; the room averaged 65/100 (greed); the top 10 wallets held 36.5% of supply on average. Most checked: $Kimchi, $███, $pill. Every number below comes from the reports people asked for, so this is a view of the coins the trenches cared about today, not the whole market.

The room today: 65/100, greed

Across 218 coins with a fresh read, 130 sat above 60 (greed) and 24 below 40 (fear). The greediest room was Gwk5…pump at 100 and the most fearful was $WORTHLESS at 21. The gauge is half chain (holder growth, buy pace) and half X (tone, bot share, momentum); 0 is fear and 100 is greed.

Most checked coins

CoinChainTop 10 shareMarket capScans today
$KimchiSolana3.5%$11.1M13
$███Solana19.3%$677.6K7
$pillSolana19.4%$1.3M5
$PANGEASolana19.4%$3.6M4
$SWORDOPESolana9.8%$485.5K3
$REASolana26.6%Unknown2
$mintSolana31.0%Unknown2
$DreamSolana1.8%Unknown2
$WRHNDSolana3.3%Unknown2
$ChopSolana9.0%$309.7K2

Most concentrated supply

Where the top 10 wallets hold the most. A high share means a few wallets can move the price; it says nothing about whether they will.

Largest coins checked

  • $Kimchi: $11.1M market cap, top 10 hold 3.5%
  • $PANGEA: $3.6M market cap, top 10 hold 19.4%
  • $pill: $1.3M market cap, top 10 hold 19.4%
  • $███: $677.6K market cap, top 10 hold 19.3%
  • $SWORDOPE: $485.5K market cap, top 10 hold 9.8%

Smart money and crews

Crews back again, meaning wallets seen bundled together on an earlier coin: $mint (3 wallets).

Observations from wallet history, not endorsements.

Since Whodl first saw them

Coins from earlier days that at least doubled at their peak: $███ (10.9x), $McRib (6.4x), $ETH (6.0x), $EKOS (4.1x), $DacityCoin (4.1x).

Coins down at least half from where Whodl first saw them: $WRHND (-100%), $SWENEE (-100%), $SWORDOPE (-100%), $DOGETRUMP (-100%), $PRIVACY (-100%).

How to read this

Whodl profiles the wallets behind a coin: who holds, who is linked, who sold, and whether the same wallets have been seen on earlier coins. Each coin above links to its own page with the biggest holders, the bubble map and every scan. Nothing here is a verdict or advice; the numbers are measured at the time of each scan and change fast.

How this post was made: it is assembled by code from the measured data of every coin scanned in the period, with no AI writing. Details on the about page.

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