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Meme coin roundup: AI-led rally surges over 50% to a new high; newly listed Solana (SOL) hot token FONE sees a nearly 700% price jump with $80 million in trading volume.

2026.08.28 11:20:03

According to GMGN market data, today’s meme coin market has entered a phase of divergence. Strong-performing tokens on Robinhood Chain have pulled back from their highs, but capital has not significantly exited the market—instead, it is continuing to seek new relay opportunities within the chain. The AI-themed meme coin Artificial Inu (AI) hit a new all-time high, while FONE has emerged as a standout on Solana, with the short-term market still focused on high-volatility meme coins. On Robinhood Chain, CASHCAT has pulled back after hitting a phase high, currently trading at ~$0.203, with a market cap of ~$204 million. Its all-time high market cap stood at ~$257 million, down 12.1% in 24 hours, and 24-hour trading volume is ~$34.1 million. PONS also corrected from a high, currently priced at ~$0.112, with a market cap of ~$114 million, all-time high ~$149 million, down 8.6% in 24 hours, and 24h trading volume ~$15.7 million. Meanwhile, Artificial Inu (AI) continues to strengthen, hitting an all-time high market cap of $95.7 million at one point. The meme coin is currently trading at ~$0.0878, with a market cap of ~$87.17 million, up 50.4% in 24 hours, and 24h trading volume ~$15.5 million. AI’s core narrative combines AI and Inu dog themes, making it one of the strongest relay tokens on Robinhood Chain recently. The new hotspot on the Solana network is FONE, a meme coin currently priced at ~$0.0222, with a market cap of ~$22.1 million, all-time high ~$32.2 million, up 692% in 24 hours, and 24h trading volume ~$80 million. Full name apeonfone, FONE is a newly launched phone-themed meme coin on Solana that has quickly attracted short-term capital thanks to its new token narrative and extremely high turnover.

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