2026-01-03 00:32:01

Over the past 24 hours, Solana has seen some impressive runners—at least those hitting the $5M market cap minimum threshold. The top performers catching attention are AOL, WOJAK, WEN, DREAMS, and URANUS.

These projects are getting eyes on the Solana ecosystem, but here's the real question: which one's actually building real community traction? It's easy to catch a pump, way harder to hold genuine engagement. Some traders are already weighing in on which of these five has the most authentic community backing their momentum. The spread across different use cases and narratives makes it interesting to compare—are people just chasing charts, or is there actual utility and holder conviction here?

Worth keeping an eye on how these plays develop over the coming days.

SOL4.21%

WOJAK10.6%

WEN-3.53%

URANUS25.39%

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0xLostKey

· 4h ago

These Solana coins are all pump and dump schemes. The ones with genuine communities have already flown away, and now those who are entering are just bagholders.

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OneBlockAtATime

· 4h ago

Solana is about to cut the leeks again. Five projects are all just stuff that can be launched with zero experience. Does anyone really believe this is called community traction?

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quiet_lurker

· 4h ago

It's the same old trick again, pump and pump, how many truly have community support? WOJAK looks pretty good, as for the others... forget it, just keep observing.

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GateUser-74b10196

· 4h ago

These coins are all fleeting, once the pump is over, no one will care... WOJAK is okay, at least it has a meme.

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SatoshiChallenger

· 4h ago

It's the same old rhetoric, "authentic community," "genuine engagement"... Data shows that the 90-day survival rate for such projects is no more than 12%. Ironically, people still believe every time.

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