
Most Traded Meme Coins on Fundex24: September 2026 Prop Trader Report
DOGE was traded by the most accounts and saw more longs than shorts, while MARSCOIN, PUMP and TUT were mostly shorted. The full ranking by place, plus each coin's short share.

A bigger percentage off isn't automatically a cheaper route to a funded account. Here's the arithmetic, with Fundex24's own prices as the worked example.
Saturday gold traded 7% of a weekday's volume and moved 0.25% on average. What that means for stops, valid days and holding a position into Sunday's reopen.
No deadline for the 10% and 8% targets, but two activity rules and a five-day minimum. Plus what our failure data says about time pressure.
Labubu has no stock of its own. Its maker trades in Hong Kong while Americans sleep, and a 24/7 USDT contract moves most at the Hong Kong open.
Xiaomi is not on a US exchange. Here is the dollar price, why the HK1810 contract reads 24.8, and when Hong Kong hours make it move.
Two Chinese AI model makers listed a day apart in Hong Kong. Their contracts swing 8% a day, so here is how small a $3,000 position should be.
A cartoon dog and a baby hippo became coins worth hundreds of millions in days. The lifecycle behind it, and trades sized to survive it.
Reports point to a November listing window, but there is no ticker or price yet. The contract already values Anthropic near $2 trillion.
Practical guides on challenges, funded accounts, risk management and the trading panel.

DOGE was traded by the most accounts and saw more longs than shorts, while MARSCOIN, PUMP and TUT were mostly shorted. The full ranking by place, plus each coin's short share.

One is named after a viral film, the other after a Douyin cat, and both swung hard in their first days. How to size a trade on each with a $3,000 account.

龙虾 halved, then roughly quadrupled, within one September week. How to find it on Fundex24, size a trade for swings like that, and why the fee caps what you can lose.

Four meme coins with Chinese names trade as USDT markets on Fundex24. What the names mean, how to find them and why they call for smaller positions.