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Every meme has lore. Every ticker claims it. We bring the receipts.
The internet remembers the meme. Memepedia remembers who came first. We document where a meme actually came from, then follow the money on-chain and prove which coin got there before the rest.
Currently 162 case files, 129 tracked tokens, and $8.62B of combined market cap that could evaporate before you finish reading this sentence.
SOLdiers
SOLdiers is the Solana community's self-portrait: the idea that everyone who survived the trenches (traders, meme artists, moderators, unpaid promoters) was already an army and just never had a name for it. The word went vertical on 15 July 2026 when Helius CEO Mert asked why SOL holders weren't called soldiers, and Crypto Twitter answered by adopting the name within the same minute. It is less a joke than an identity badge, and the token that carries it was minted before anyone had time to finish laughing.
We track 1 Solana memecoin riding this meme, and the one that got there first is $SOLdiers. Read the full story
- …thatderived from Skrilla's drill song 'Doot Doot (6 7),' a December 2024 leak with an official release on February 7, 2025. (6-7 (Six Seven))
- …thatname follows the -ini diminutive pattern of the genre (Chimpanzini Bananini)
- …thatlore unfolds in chapters tied to market-cap milestones, paired with NFTs. (Hege the Hedgehog)
- …thata separate Solana-native NPC token also exists, so the ticker is contested. (NPC Wojak)
- …thatrooted in 2010s manosphere jargon, adopted ironically around 2021. (Sigma Male)
