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Solana Surpasses Hyperliquid in $MON Trading Volume: Cross-Chain Meme Token Boom

Solana Surpasses Hyperliquid in $MON Trading Volume: Cross-Chain Meme Token Boom

In the fast-paced world of crypto, where liquidity can shift chains overnight, Solana just pulled off a notable win. A recent tweet from Sunrise DeFi highlights that Solana now leads Hyperliquid in spot trading volume for $MON, the token inspired by the Monad blockchain project. This development underscores the growing power of cross-chain tools in bringing fresh assets to where the action is.

Sunrise, a protocol designed to import newly listed assets to Solana regardless of their original launch platform, made this possible. Powered by Wormhole, a leading interoperability platform, Sunrise enables seamless bridging of tokens like $MON to Solana's ecosystem. As the tweet points out, "Sunrise brings newly listed assets like $MON to @solana, from wherever they launch." This isn't just tech jargon—interoperability means tokens can move between blockchains without friction, allowing traders to access them on faster, cheaper networks like Solana.

Screenshot of $MON trading stats on Solana platform showing price, holders, and volume

Looking at the stats shared in the tweet, $MON on Solana boasts a price of around $0.0355, with over 4,300 holders and a staggering 24-hour volume exceeding $22 million. That's impressive for a token that's essentially a meme play on Monad, a high-performance layer-1 blockchain still in development. Monad aims to rival Solana with its own tech stack, but here, a Solana-based meme version is stealing the spotlight.

For context, Hyperliquid is a decentralized perpetuals exchange known for its speed and efficiency, often hosting initial token launches. However, spot trading—where you buy and sell the actual asset rather than derivatives—seems to have migrated heavily to Solana. Why? Solana's ecosystem, with tools like Jupiter for swaps and its low fees, makes it a hotspot for retail traders chasing meme tokens.

Comparison screenshot of $MON trading on Hyperliquid platform

The thread also features reactions from the community, including shoutouts from Wormhole and others emphasizing Solana's dominance. Comments like "Volume doesn’t lie. Solana locked in the lead" and "Let Solana cook" capture the enthusiasm. It's a reminder that in meme token land, community hype and accessible trading venues can drive massive volumes.

This event could signal broader trends. As more projects launch on specialized chains but seek liquidity elsewhere, tools like Sunrise and Wormhole become crucial. For meme token enthusiasts, it means more opportunities to jump on trending assets without being tied to one blockchain. If you're tracking $MON, check it out on Solana via platforms like Jupiter, but remember, meme tokens are volatile—do your own research.

For the full thread, head over to Sunrise DeFi's post on X. Stay tuned as we at Meme Insider continue to break down these cross-chain shifts in the meme economy.

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