- FARTCOIN outpaced DOGE on the volume, liquidity, and Q2 performance fronts
- Is the memecoin market quietly seeing a shift in power?
FARTCOIN has wrapped up Q2 with a sharp 148% hike in valuation, breaking through the $1-mark. In fact, it is a key psychological level, one it dropped below twice earlier this month.
Dogecoin [DOGE], on the contrary, has been flat lately. Right now, it’s trading at the same level it was when April started, with the memecoin still struggling to break through $0.20.
Now, both are memecoins on the surface.
However, is FARTCOIN starting to leave the “just a meme” narrative behind? Could it be that FARTCOIN is delivering the staying power, investor interest, and technical backbone that many once hoped to see from DOGE?
FARTCOIN shows strength beyond the hype
Sure, FARTCOIN hasn’t even completed a full market cycle. It is an easy target for skeptics who chalk up its rising interest to early-stage “hype.”
Some argue that once the memecoin landscape gets saturated with fresh launches, capital will rotate out just as quickly as it came in.
However, the numbers push back that narrative. In less than a year, FARTCOIN has already captured 4% of DOGE’s market cap, an unusually deep liquidity for a newcomer. In fact, a $1 million sell still causes minimal 0.5% slippage, a rare feat for a token this young.
And yet, FARTCOIN is still well below its late-January peak of $2.09 billion in market cap. This is a sign of not a euphoric top, but a textbook consolidation phase.


Source: CoinMarketCap
The on-chain structure seemed to support this – HODLer retention has climbed to nearly 90%, marking the highest level since launch.
Meanwhile, derivatives liquidity has been quietly climbing back towards the mid-June peak of $800 million – A sign that speculative appetite may be returning just as Open Interest rebuilds.
In contrast, DOGE flashed some signs of fatigue lately, with its Futures activity stagnating and Open Interest trending flat. According to AMBCrypto, this divergence might mean more than just a temporary shift in hype.
Instead, it could mean that FARTCOIN’s technically sound environment is drawing both speculative and strategic capital away from DOGE.
Structural strength emerges as DOGE stalls
FARTCOIN’s 1D chart sharply illustrated this structural divergence.
While the broader market broke down from late January through early April, FARTCOIN transitioned into a defined consolidation range by mid-cycle – A base that would later fuel its breakout.
From early March, the price action turned vertical. FARTCOIN posted a clean parabolic rally, surging by over 400% in just two months and topping out at $1.58 in late May.


Source: TradingView (FARTCOIN/USDT)
DOGE, on the other hand, has tracked the broader market’s breakdown, retracing to $0.12, right back to its pre-election base. In fact, it has continued to post monthly lower lows, failing to hold key support zones.
FARTCOIN just bounced sharply off its $0.80 support, rallying by 24% this week alone. Clearly, that move wasn’t random. Instead, its price responded to real structural strength building underneath.
Therefore, while DOGE may still hold the meme-king title, its weakening technicals and fading on-chain resilience are shifting market attention towards other memecoins.
FARTCOIN is capitalizing on this shift, becoming everything DOGE failed to evolve into.