Crypto markets can move quickly, and memecoins are often driven by sentiment and shifting narratives. This article reviews recent developments involving Dogecoin and Bonk, and briefly summarizes claims made by the Layer Brett project about its Ethereum Layer 2-related token offering.
One is Dogecoin, which has been discussed in connection with DogeOS and the use of zero-knowledge proofs for potential DeFi and gaming-related features.
Bonk has also been in the headlines following announcements involving Safety Shot and a potential $115 million acquisition target by year-end. Separately, Layer Brett has been promoted by its team as an early-stage Ethereum Layer 2 memecoin project conducting a token sale. Any claims about future performance or returns are speculative and should be treated with caution.
Whales, zero-knowledge, and a dash of DOGE drama
Dogecoin has long been one of the most widely followed memecoins. Recent commentary has focused on DogeOS and the integration of zero-knowledge proof technology, which proponents say could support private transactions and additional application use cases (including gaming). These developments remain subject to implementation details and adoption.
On-chain data has also been cited to suggest large holders have been accumulating DOGE. As with any on-chain interpretation, such activity can have multiple explanations and does not guarantee a specific market outcome.
Over the past 24 hours, Dogecoin’s price was reported up 2.62% to $0.206, while trading volume was reported down 23.22% to $1.19 billion.
Bonk goes corporate: wellness company adds exposure to solana’s memecoin
Bonk has drawn attention after Safety Shot, a NASDAQ-listed wellness company, disclosed it added $25 million worth of Bonk tokens to its treasury.
The company has also said it may increase its position, with figures cited up to 4–5% of Bonk’s total supply (estimated around $115 million at the time of reporting). Safety Shot also referenced bringing in a Bonk core contributor in connection with the plan. These statements should be read as company-reported intentions rather than confirmed outcomes.
Some market participants view corporate holdings as an indirect form of exposure for public-market investors, though this depends on multiple factors (including disclosure, execution, and wider market conditions).
Bonk began as an airdrop to Solana developers after the FTX collapse and has since grown into one of the larger memecoin projects by market capitalization, according to widely cited market data sources.
Layer Brett: an early-stage memecoin project positioning itself around Ethereum Layer 2
Layer Brett is being marketed as a memecoin project associated with an Ethereum Layer 2 narrative. Promotional materials compare it to other well-known meme assets and emphasize fast and low-cost transactions; readers should note that such comparisons can be misleading because projects differ significantly in maturity, liquidity, and risk.
The project also references features such as a roadmap and staking. Any staking terms, reward rates, or timelines described by a project can change and may not be independently verified.
Final thoughts
Dogecoin and Bonk continue to attract attention due to ongoing ecosystem updates and corporate disclosures, respectively. Layer Brett is a separate, early-stage project that is being promoted through a token sale and claims a Layer 2 positioning; as with many early-stage crypto offerings, information can be limited and risks can be higher than for more established assets.
Project links (for reference):
Website: https://layerbrett.com
X: (1) Layer Brett (@LayerBrett) / X
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. This outlet is not affiliated with the project mentioned.
