Three meme coins to watch in third week of June 2026

On-chain data for the third week of June 2026 identify three meme tokens with distinct on-chain patterns: BinanceLife has pulled back from a record high while large addresses hold a concentrated share of supply; Pepe saw large-wallet accumulation on June 14 followed by partial profit-taking; Official Trump shows buying from historically successful traders while large holders reduced positions.

BinanceLife rose about 73% over the past 30 days, fell roughly 12% over the prior seven days and was up near 4% on the day of the report. Exchange outflows totaled about $1.2 million over seven days, and a set of known profit-taking wallets realized about $910,000 across 25 accounts. Several large holders reduced positions in the same period, including one sale of 356 million tokens. The two largest addresses together control roughly 63% of the circulating supply. Price peaked at about $0.90 on June 7 and has moved down inside a descending channel since. The 20-period exponential moving average sits near $0.68. Levels cited by on-chain analysts include $0.69 and $0.73 as near-term upside targets, with $0.80 noted as a higher level if price clears $0.73, and $0.63 as a downside focus if price falls below $0.68.

Pepe registered a roughly 5.2% gain over seven days and about 2.8% on the day. Whale-held supply excluding exchanges rose from approximately 181 trillion tokens to about 183.6 trillion tokens on June 14, an addition valued near $7.5 million at current prices. That amount was trimmed back toward 183 trillion tokens as price moved higher. Trading volume declined steadily since June 12 even as price recovered from a June 6 low near $0.00000252, a roughly 17% rebound to date. On-chain commentary highlights resistance near $0.00000300, with a close above that level described as necessary to reach a target around $0.00000331.

Official Trump traded near $1.99 after a March high close to $4.50. A recent rebound stalled near $2.38. Perpetual-futures positioning tied to more sophisticated traders showed about a 3-to-1 long bias. Wallets labeled as historically successful added roughly $158,000 over seven days. Large-holder activity included roughly $393,000 of selling and a single large sale of 417,000 tokens. Exchange inflows of approximately $457,000 were recorded over the same period. On-chain levels noted include $2.20 as a short-term recovery marker, $2.64 and $2.99 as intermediate levels, $3.35 as a level associated with a broader trend reversal, and $1.49 on the downside.

The reported on-chain metrics cited for these tokens are exchange flows, holdings by the largest addresses, and trading volume relative to price. Those metrics were used to record the specific flows, holdings and price levels described above.