The memecoin market welcomed a capital influx on March 30, 2025, as wise fund managers steered money within the nascent ecosystem.
On-chain data outlined a picture in sharp contrast to previous weeks, showing that inflows into memecoin assets had handily beaten any other type of outflow. With funds flowing in, the day’s net volume into memecoins hit $1.26 million, against a $2.70 million volume that was traded in total. That trading volume may have been exaggerated by some involved trying to give their positions a plausible air of legitimacy, but it was nonetheless a hallmark of a day of activity and prominence for cryptocurrencies tied to internet memes.
The current flurry of activity isn’t a fluke; it is based on real events. Some of these trading opportunities have arisen from the recent market resurgence. Others are simply a function of the kind of behavior that typically defines and drives the memecoin market.
This is a sector of the crypto market where an increasing number of participants drive prices up, after which an increasing number of participants take over and drive prices down. This is all fueled by FOMO (fear of missing out) and the predictable crypto Twitter rallies.
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Memecoin Inflows Dominate the Day
The substantial inflow that outpaced outflows by nearly three times was the most notable aspect of the March 30 activity. The total inflow for the day was reported at $1.98 million, compared to $721,000 in outflows. The positive net flow of $1.26 million indicates a level of confidence and interest from investors, demonstrating that even with the typical volatility of the memecoin market, investors still take the time to show their net positive support.
A number of memecoins have seen big inflows lately, with $GOAT, $FARTCOIN, and $GRASS standing out as the biggest gainers. $GOAT, for example, had a big inflow of $236,000 this past week, and it looks like investors’ interest has been piqued. Meanwhile, $FARTCOIN saw an impressive inflow of $547,000. Both of these moves signal that investors are becoming increasingly apeshit over specific memecoins, wagering that some of them will moon in the not-too-distant future.
Recap: Smart money on chain activities in the memecoin market for 30/03/25
Yesterday, there was more inflow than outflow
Inflow: $1.98M
Outflow: $721K
Volume: $2.70M
Net Volume: $1.26MThere was inflow into: $VINE ($97K) $GRASS ($151K) $GOAT ($236K) #FARTCOIN ($547K) $WIF… pic.twitter.com/pfQ3MLWH25
— Stalkchain (@StalkHQ) March 31, 2025
At the same time, $GRASS brought in an influx of $151,000, while $VINE drew in $97,000. These figures that I just recited are not very large relative to the rest of the market, and they are not very large on an absolute basis even if I just looked at them. %FILLER% But the fact that investors are putting even this much into these memecoins is a sign of something.
These memecoins are also attracting more and more investment, which speaks to the diversification trend within the memecoin sector. $DOGE and $SHIB may still be the big dogs in terms of memecoin market cap, but there are now a whole bunch of memecoins with much smaller market caps that investors are looking at. If you don’t believe me, just take a look at the list of some of the memecoins with small market caps that people are supposedly investing in.
Outflows Reflect Market Caution
Although inflows predominated, there were also significant outflows from certain memecoins, denoting a shift in investor sentiment in specific market sectors. The largest outflow occurred with $TRUMP, from which $59,000 exited the asset’s market. Following that, $STONKS saw $46,000 flow out of its market, and $JTO had a $54,000 outflow that reduced its market cap. $GHIBLI also had an outflow of $30,000, and $ALCH was notched up with a $55,000 outflow.
The outflows from these memecoins may imply a reevaluation of their market potential. Investors in these assets could be redirecting their attention to newer or more fecund tokens, like the ones receiving inflows on March 30. This trend underscores the fierce competition within the memecoin market, where the perception of potential can change in a heartbeat and where the newest projects always seem to have a shot at taking over for the ones that have lost their luster.
It is important to note that outflows don’t necessarily indicate a long-term bearish sentiment toward these assets. Many memecoin investors tend to engage in short-term, speculative trading, moving their capital around rapidly in response to changing market conditions, news, or sentiment shifts. The outflows could simply represent temporary rebalancing or profit-taking by investors who want a more diversified portfolio. For them, that might mean shuffling memecoin capital out of memecoins and back into previously held assets, which could be anything from stocks to stablecoins.
The Growing Popularity of Memecoins
On March 30, the activity reflects a larger trend in the cryptocurrency market—the emergence of memecoins as a distinct asset class, drawing both retail and institutional attention. Once seen as the joke of the crypto space, memecoins have become legitimate trading vehicles for a wide array of market participants. Their high speculative appeal and viral nature make them short-term trading opportunities as well as investments driven by the kind of community hype that used to fuel the pump-and-dump schemes of yore.
As memecoins gain popularity, they are more and more viewed as a gauge of market sentiment and a vehicle for traders to play the meme-driven trend. This makes sense. Memecoins are, by definition, thematic. They go up not because they have some fundamental underlying value but because people are buying them and, yes, trading them in and out at the right moment. And when we talk about right moments in trading, we’re often talking about timeframes that are all too susceptible to being influenced by the kinds of things that stir up online communities.
Memecoins generate much interest and are also a good example of how social media and internet culture are apparently now central to the formation and growth of the cryptocurrency market. They are, in a way, a direct result of the psychology and sociology of the new virtual economies we are now part of. Platforms such as Twitter, Reddit, and Discord have become the epicenters of that virtual economy.
Conclusion: A Volatile but Exciting Market
The market for memecoins remained volatile and dynamic in March 2025. Inflows of $1.98 million were far larger than outflows of just $721,000, on the 30th of that month. That day, investors put significantly more money into memecoins than they withdrew, which implies that the more thoughtful, or “smart,” investors stomach the risks of the memecoin market and still see it as a place where they can make worthwhile token investments. Memecoins might be the last place you’d expect a thoughtful investment strategy, but such coins as $GOAT, $FARTCOIN, and $GRASS show that some folks are allocating a portion of their assets to that market.
Nevertheless, specific memecoins are experiencing outflows that hint at some potential caution in the market. He’s too fond of us to let anything too awful happen. Investors are always reassessing. We’ve got both experienced traders and total newbies hitting up our space, searching for the next next big thing. The memecoin sector remains an exciting and totally wild part of the market.
Disclosure: This is not trading or investment advice. Always do your research before buying any cryptocurrency or investing in any services.
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