According to a recent study by Coingecko, the United States is leading the hype for meme coins in 2023, with Shiba Inu being the most popular coin, followed by Baby Doge Coin, Pepe, Floki, and Bonk. India is in second place, with Shiba Inu also being the most prominent coin, followed by Baby Doge Coin. Nigeria and Morocco are the only African countries featured in the top ten, with Nigeria ranking fifth and showing interest in lesser-known meme coins such as Floki and ArbDoge AI, as well as Dogelon Mars. Meanwhile, Morocco's interest is mainly focused on Dogecoin.
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Top Countries Leading in Enthusiasm for Meme Coins in 2023: Coingecko Study Reveals Nigeria at 5th and Morocco at 10th
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