New York – Memes has become an asset. 9GAG, a cultural powerhouse with over 200 million users, has partnered with Moonit to launch Meme Money Markets.
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There are no developers. There is no delay. There is no gatekeeper. Moonit's AI-driven system scans 9GAGs in real time, detects virality and instantly mints tokens based on trending content.
result? Frictionless on-chain experience where cultural attention becomes fluid capital – unreliable, fair, lightning.
“Meme Money Market rewrites the rules by removing intermediaries. That's pure attention. It's directly immersed in the bloodstream of the blockchain.”
Stijn Paumen, CEO or Helio
From laughter to fluidity
All tokens launched through Meme Money Markets follow a standardized, trader-friendly design. There are no founder allocations, pre-selling, and insider benefits. It's just real-time tokenization driven directly by crowds.
“This isn't just monetization, it's a cultural change. Memes are now community-owned assets. When something goes viral, people who refuel get benefits.”
Ray Chan, founder of 9GAG
Powers movement from memes to market
Built on Solana and born from the heart behind the Dex Screener Moonshot, this new meme money market infrastructure is supported by a coalition of major players such as Helio, Moonpay, Dex Cleaner, Memyaland and Meme Strategy.
Since its launch, Moonit has released over 300,000 tokens and over 700,000 users, making it one of the fastest growing cultural bridges in the space.
With Moonit, users don't even need a wallet to join. Tokens can be purchased via your card, PayPal, Venmo, or MoonPay balance. Wallets are automatically generated with email logins and can be accessed by anyone, not just by encrypted natives.
Available now
The money market for memes is already working perfectly live:
Moon.it
9gag.com
Now available to trade through apps and bots such as Axiom, Photon, Jupiter and more
Auto-released SDKs available for platforms that seek tokenize virus moments on a large scale
In a world where culture is currency, 9GAG and Moonit gave the internet its own stock market.
