The top meme coin by USD1 transaction volume in the Trading Battle is "Polar Bear 2026," with a roughly 75% price increase in the last 24 hours

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On January 21st, GMGN monitoring data shows that on the 6th day of BNB Chain’s 10-day “USD1 Trading Contest,” the top Meme coin by trading volume in the past 24 hours is **Polar Bear 2026**. The token has a reported market cap of $7.5 million, a current price of roughly $0.0075, and a 75% 24-hour price increase. It began surging early this morning, hitting a high of $0.0082 before retracing sharply. Monitoring also indicates the current top three Meme coins by market cap are EGL1, BIG DON, and CDL—all with market caps exceeding $25 million. Reportedly, the top three winners of the trading contest will earn multiple incentive rewards. Participation eligibility isn’t tied to a token’s creation date; eligible USD1 trading pairs primarily cover projects launched on Four Meme that use USD1 as the base token, plus other Four Meme projects with active USD1 liquidity pools. BlockBeats warns users that Meme coin trading carries extreme volatility. These tokens are largely driven by market sentiment and hype, with no inherent value or real-world use case. Investors should be fully aware of the risks involved.

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