The short version
- STONK price: the StonkFun token fell nearly 30% in 24 hours to about $0.07, a $55 million market cap, its lowest daily close since early September.
- One early wallet sold 13.3 million STONK on Saturday, 10.8 million of it in 90 seconds, for about $749,000 in USDC plus FLOAT, the token of rival launchpad Float.
- StonkFun’s weekly volume is down 89% since late September to $182 million (tehcscreener), and its revenue fell to $39,553 on November 7, so fewer STONK get bought back and burned.
- Next: whether STONK wins back the $0.10 floor it lost, or Saturday’s $0.0602 low gives way.
Stock markets were shut on Saturday afternoon. The tokenized-stock trenches on Solana were not, and that is where the STONK price took its worst hit in two months. The token behind the StonkFun launchpad fell nearly 30% in 24 hours and trades at $0.0716 at the time of writing, a market cap of about $55 million. At its peak in September it was worth $330 million.
One wallet did most of the damage. Between 19:21 and 20:40 UTC on Saturday (2:21 to 3:40 p.m. in New York), it sold 13.3 million STONK, about 1.7% of the supply in circulation. STONK touched $0.0602 within the hour.
StonkFun’s own numbers for the day came out a few hours later, and they were thin too:
Who Sold 13.3 Million STONK?
An early buyer. The wallet picked up about 15.5 million STONK on August 4, less than two weeks after launch, when the token traded under a third of a cent. It sold or moved about 2.2 million in the weeks after and sat on the rest through the run up and the slide since. At STONK’s record high of $0.401 on September 21, the 13.3 million it dumped on Saturday would have been worth $5.3 million.


The second wave did the damage. The wallet now holds no STONK. It took in about $749,000 in USDC plus 17.4 million of a newer token, FLOAT, worth about $187,000 at the time of writing. It bought its STONK on the open market, not from the team.
Put the size in context: StonkFun burned 275,570 STONK on Saturday. At that pace, the platform needs about seven weeks to remove what this wallet sold in 90 minutes.
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What Is FLOAT, and Why Are STONK Holders Buying It?
FLOAT is the token of Float, a launchpad that opened in late October with the same pitch as StonkFun: coins paired with tokenized stocks on Solana. Its X account dates from October 27, and FLOAT started trading on Raydium the next day.
It is running hot. FLOAT is up 83% in 24 hours and about ninefold from its first day’s close, at a fully diluted value (FDV) of about $9.7 million.
The whale wasn’t alone. A second wallet swapped 1.85 million STONK into 15.8 million FLOAT in the same hour. Two wallets aren’t a trend, but they show where part of the trench money went on Saturday: to the newer copy of the same idea.
Is StonkFun Losing the Launchpad Race?
It is losing ground fast. tehcscreener.com, which tracks memecoin launchpads, puts StonkFun’s trading volume at $182 million over the past week. In the week to September 26 it was $1.63 billion, so that is a drop of 89%. Pump.fun fell too, but only 35% over the same stretch.
That shrank StonkFun’s slice of all launchpad trading from 22.5% to 6.2%. It is still the second-biggest launchpad by volume, just ahead of Robinhood Chain’s ponsfamily at $168 million. Float is too new to show up in the data yet.


Launches dried up with it: 169 new StonkFun coins on Saturday, against 11,977 on September 21, the day STONK peaked. Fewer launches mean less fee money. StonkFun reported $39,553 in revenue for November 7, down from $159,364 on November 3. About 60% of revenue buys back and burns STONK, so a slower platform means less steady buying of STONK crypto. Still, 222 million STONK have been burned since July, about 22% of the starting supply.
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STONK Price Analysis: Can $0.06 Hold?


The STONK price closed Saturday at $0.0698, its lowest daily close since early September, before the breakout that took it to the record. The sale broke a floor that had held for three weeks: daily lows between $0.089 and $0.10 since October 18.
That $0.10 area is now the level to win back. Below the price sits Saturday’s low at $0.0602. The 50-day moving average is far away at $0.1717.
The whale is out, so its 13.3 million STONK won’t hit the pool again. What decides the next move is whether StonkFun’s daily revenue climbs back above $100,000, or Float keeps pulling the launches.
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