Meme Coins PEPE, SPX6900, and FLOKI See Sharp Decline in Exchange Reserves, Signaling Bullish Accumulation

Three well-known meme coins—PEPE, SPX6900, and FLOKI—saw sharp drops in their exchange reserves in August 2025, suggesting strong investor accumulation and an optimistic attitude. Excluding Bitcoin and Ethereum, the altcoin market capitalization (reaching a new all-time high) reached $1.1 trillion; these patterns imply that investors are ready for possible price rises. Together with growing holder counts and significant market changes, the fall in exchange reserves implies a rising belief in the long-run value of these tokens.

From 215 million tokens the year before, Pepe's exchange reserves fell to a one-year low of 97 million tokens by August 10, a 55% decrease. Its holder count climbed 25% to 474,000. Despite a 30% price, SPX6900 saw an even sharper drop in reserves, down more than 53% from 94 million to 43.7 million tokens by August 15. fall off its July peak of $2.28. FLOKI's reserves fell to a yearly low of 947 billion tokens, down 37% from last year's high, coincident with its Robinhood listing, which grew its audience to beyond 25 million consumers.

These dwindling reserves point to lower selling pressure and more movement to private wallets or DeFi protocols, therefore indicating accumulation in advance of possible price increase. Investors seem to be projecting capital flows from bigger cryptocurrencies into lesser-cap coins as meme coins grow in popularity and liquidity. This co-ordinated accumulation, especially in the last weeks of August, points to a likely altcoin season as the market nears new highs with PEPE, SPX6900, and Leading this bullish movement is FLOKI.