#夏日创作营 The market just started to recover a bit, and what’s actually leading the charge is this bunch of “old-school memes.”

After hiding out through so long in the bear market, everyone thought the rebound would start with mainstream coins first—turns out it’s the veteran meme army that’s collectively sprung back to life.
In the past 24 hours, here’s the biggest movers list—right on your face.
SHIB: +36% (The king returns; first with a clear gap)
PEOPLE: +19%
ORDI: +13%
FLOKI: +10%
WIF: +9%
PEPE: +8%
PENGU: +7%
BONK: +7%
DOGE: +5%
GIGGLE: +4%
This wave is pretty interesting.
I. Old memes are powering up together—not new narratives
SHIB, DOGE, and PEPE are all familiar faces from the “previous cycle.” This time, they’re actually leading the rebound, which suggests that the first wave of money returning as market sentiment warms up often runs toward “where belief is deepest” to grab the early lead.
II. SHIB’s 36% is truly explosive
It’s the clear leader in this broad-based rally, with volatility dialed up to the max—typical “stays still most of the time, and when it moves, it’s shocking” style.
III. ORDI is in the mix too—somewhat unexpected
As a representative of the inscriptions track, being able to go toe-to-toe with SHIB and DOGE in this meme rebound suggests the liquidity picture really is following the logic: “the more it fell, and the longer sentiment stayed cold, the more violently it rebounds.”
In bear markets, meme coins often drop the hardest and see liquidity dry up the fastest—so once sentiment warms back up, funds often rush back into these “high-volatility” targets first. It’s the kind of signal that basically reads like a sentiment indicator.