No single dated event in the next 90 days.
One project wallet released 925.9M M in August.
M runs MemeCore, a Layer-1 chain: 2.29B coins circulate, only 42% of the 5.42B that exist. Seven project wallets hold the rest.
Sell pressure. On Aug 19 2026 one of those wallets released 925.9M M to a listed company, plus 2.4M in grants. Blocks added 33.33M new M.
Buy pressure. The fee burn destroyed only 603 M. Monthly unlocks on the calendar never left the wallets.
Net. Net, supply grew about 42%; next 90 days about 1.46%.
Every 7-second block creates 30 new M for the validators and the people who stake with them. That came to 33.33M M in these 90 days (about 370,000 a day), and the client code sets no change to it, so the next 90 days add the same.
Unlock calendars show 56.1M M opening every month for the team, investors, foundation and community (Aug 2, Sep 2 and Oct 2 2026; next Nov 1, Dec 2 2026 and Jan 1 2027). On-chain, the team, investor and foundation wallets have not sent out a single coin on any of those dates, so we count what really left: nothing.
Seven project wallets hold every M that is not counted as circulating: 3.14B M today (724.1M in a reserve wallet, 700M, 650M and 600M in three custody wallets, 314.9M in a payout wallet, 100M and 50M in two more). On Aug 19 2026 the reserve wallet sent out 925.9M M, the coins a Nasdaq-listed company said it took in that day for its shares; the payout wallet added 2.4M in small grants in September. No schedule exists for the next release.
No bankruptcy estate or trustee holds M. The listed company's 925.9M M sit untouched in one wallet and its deal bars staking them, but those coins are already counted as circulating, so a later sale adds nothing new here.
The foundation announced a buyback of at least $10M on Jul 2 2026, into its treasury wallet, with no address and no timing. None of the project's non-circulating wallets grew in this window, so any coins bought stayed in the float.
The base fee of every transaction is destroyed. With the chain nearly empty, the fee sat at its 15 gwei floor all window: added up block by block, only 603 M were burned in 90 days, about 7 a day — under 2 in every 100,000 new coins.
Beyond the buyback above, nothing shows the foundation or any project wallet buying M in this window.
Staked M still counts as circulating, so staking takes nothing out of the float. No new lock contract was funded in this window.
Two sides: how much people want M right now, and how much buying could come later.
This part is based on social media. It shows how hot M is right now. A better rank means more people are talking about it.
Today, people are talking about M for one reason:
M dropped from about $1.02 on Oct 10 2026 to about $0.76 on Oct 17 2026, one of the biggest falls among large coins. It is now about 87% below its Jul 2 2026 high of $5.64. People ask who is selling and where the slide may stop.
Checked Oct 17 2026
Based on the law of supply and demand, the long-run signal for MemeCore is negative. As of Oct 17 2026, score 2.5/10, MemeCore faces +1.46% new supply over 90 days, with demand very low (0.5/5). MemeCore's price drivers: 0 ▲ price up, 1 ▼ price down.
We see little fresh demand behind it: MemeCore's demand scores just 0.5/5 (Oct 13 2026). What stands out is control. About 58% of M sits in seven wallets from one creator, so the price can likely swing hard on little real buying. Our supply-and-demand read for MemeCore stays negative.
Today the signal is negative. Supply and demand would point the other way for MemeCore if new supply keeps arriving (+1.46% in 90 days), or demand falls from very low, or Who holds M keeps pointing down.
On our framework MemeCore scores 2.5/10 (Oct 17 2026), with supply 2/5 (growing) and demand 0.5/5. In the next year MemeCore's supply changes +5.91%, so the long-run signal reads negative.
The law of supply and demand points to one window for MemeCore: low new supply, high demand, drivers pointing up. Where MemeCore stands today: +1.46% new supply in 90 days (growing), demand very low (0.5/5), drivers 0 ▲ / 1 ▼.
MemeCore has 2 price drivers today (0 ▲ price up, 1 ▼ price down). ▼ Who holds M: About 58% of M sits in seven wallets from one creator. • ZeroStack treasury: Nasdaq firm ZeroStack holds about 926M M, unchanged since Aug 19 2026.
MemeCore reads negative at 2.5/10; Bitcoin reads positive at 8.5/10 (Oct 17 2026). On supply and demand, MemeCore looks weaker than Bitcoin today.
Every answer here applies basic economic theory — the law of supply and demand — to this coin's data. It is not financial advice. How we read every coin →
We look at two things, half each: supply and demand. Fewer new coins mean less selling pressure. A meme coin scores 1.5 at most on supply: its team got its coins for free, so no new supply does not make it safe. We also show each coin's age, with a warning when it is younger than 1 year. Demand looks at how much people want the coin now and how much buying could come later. Price Drivers (Beta) are the 2 or 3 things that can move one coin's price that supply and demand miss; they have no score. M supply grows +1.46% in the next 90 days, so it shows in red: more M reaches the market than is removed. Zero or falling supply is always green, any growth is red.
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