Memecoins, with the numbers that matter
Two very different markets sit under one word. Below: the memecoins you can actually buy with Australian dollars, and — live from decentralised exchanges — what is trading on-chain right now, shown with the liquidity and pool age that decide whether you could ever sell it again.
Listed on Australian exchanges
| Coin | Price (AUD) | 24h | Market cap | Dilution | AU venues |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dogecoin DOGE | A$0.1173 | ▼ 0.8% | A$18289M | 1.1× | where to buy → |
| Shiba Inu SHIB | A$0.00000713 | ▼ 0.7% | A$4201M | 1.0× | where to buy → |
| Pump.fun PUMP | A$0.0052 | ▼ 5.1% | A$2155M | 2.4× | where to buy → |
| Pepe PEPE | A$0.00000464 | ▼ 2.9% | A$1950M | 1.0× | where to buy → |
| Official Trump TRUMP | A$2.76 | ▼ 0.3% | A$755M | 3.7× | where to buy → |
| Pudgy Penguins PENGU | A$0.0104 | ▼ 1.2% | A$655M | 1.4× | where to buy → |
| SPX6900 SPX | A$0.6772 | ▼ 1.5% | A$630M | 1.1× | where to buy → |
| Bonk BONK | A$0.00000374 | ▼ 3.6% | A$329M | 1.0× | where to buy → |
| FLOKI FLOKI | A$0.0000339 | ▲ 0.6% | A$327M | 2.1× | where to buy → |
| dogwifhat WIF | A$0.2709 | ▼ 1.9% | A$271M | 1.0× | where to buy → |
| Fartcoin FARTCOIN | A$0.1973 | ▼ 0.5% | A$197M | 1.0× | where to buy → |
11 memecoins carried by exchanges we review · prices as at 11 Sept 2026 · Powered by CoinGecko · Dilution is eventual supply ÷ circulating supply — above 2× means most of the tokens do not exist yet.
Live on decentralised exchanges
Read this before the table. These are pools on decentralised exchanges, loaded live when you opened this page. Anyone can create one, in seconds, for almost nothing — so this list includes outright scams, and we have no way to tell you which. We do not verify contracts, we cannot see whether liquidity is locked, and we do not run honeypot checks. What we can show you is how old a pool is and how much money is actually in it, because those two numbers are what separate a tradeable token from one you can buy and never sell. Sorted by liquidity — deliberately not by whatever is rising fastest.
| Token | Pool age | Liquidity | Volume 24h | 24h | Buys / sells | Flags |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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On-chain pool data from GeckoTerminal, loaded in your browser — it is live, not from our nightly build. Pools whose main token is an asset we already track elsewhere are hidden, as is anything under US$100k of 24-hour volume, so what remains is the active memecoin tail.
How to read the DEX table
Hours-old pools are where almost all rug pulls happen. A pool that has survived weeks has at least had time for problems to surface.
The money sitting in the pool. Your sell order comes out of this. A few thousand dollars of liquidity means a modest sale moves the price against you badly.
Daily volume many times larger than liquidity usually means the same coins changing hands rapidly, not genuine demand arriving.
If you are considering any of this, two pages are worth more than this one: how much to actually put in, which is the decision that matters most here, and spotting scams, including what to do if it has already gone wrong. Our coin graveyard is what this category looks like with a few years of hindsight.
FAQ
Are these coins available in Australia?
The first table only lists memecoins carried by AUSTRAC-registered exchanges we review, so yes — those you can buy with AUD. The live DEX table is different: almost nothing in it is listed on an Australian exchange, and buying any of it means using a decentralised exchange with a self-custody wallet, at your own risk.
Why do you show liquidity and pool age instead of a hot list?
Because those two numbers tell you what a price chart cannot. A pool a few hours old with thin liquidity can look like it is soaring while being impossible to sell out of at anything near the quoted price. Ranking by how fast something is rising would simply point people at whatever is closest to collapsing.
Do you check whether these tokens are safe?
No, and nobody reliably can at this speed. We do not verify contracts, we cannot tell you whether liquidity is locked, and we do not check for honeypots — the data feed does not expose that and we will not imply otherwise. Treat everything in the DEX table as unvetted.
Is a memecoin taxed differently in Australia?
No. The ATO treats it like any other crypto asset: a CGT event every time you sell or swap it, including swapping one memecoin for another. Losses can offset capital gains, which is the one small consolation in this corner of the market. See our crypto tax guide.
How much of a portfolio should this be?
That is your call, but the honest framing is that this is the highest-failure-rate category in crypto, and position sizing matters here more than anywhere else on this site. Our lesson on how much to put in walks through the test worth applying before you buy anything on this page.
General information only, not financial advice. Memecoins have no cash flows and no underlying business; most go to zero. Nothing in the DEX table is vetted, endorsed or checked by us, and we earn nothing from it.