🔥 Trend Digest2026-07-21

Regime clears the frenzy line at 1.05, overnight attention split between two same-name RIGBY coins

🧭 Regime hit 1.05, clearly above the 0.9 frenzy line after yesterday's borderline 0.89-0.91 (statistically a wait-and-take-profit window, not an entry one). Overnight attention split between two same-name RIGBY coins, with the $645.2K RIGBY (+1539%, 2082 holders) largest by size and move. No clear alpha.

Overnight attention split between two same-name RIGBY coins on different contracts. The one with the widest reach (6 independent rooms) was the $225.2K RIGBY, but it slipped -24.75% over the hour with just 938 holders and a 1.18 buy/sell ratio. Size and the bigger move went to the other RIGBY ($645.2K). It drew 5 rooms and held the single longest streak of the night (89 minutes), with +1539% over the hour, $1.39M in volume and 2082 holders keeping the flow alive. MONEY ($105.5K) held for a 73-minute streak after its first call at 06:03 KST and ran +190% on the hour. Buying edged ahead at a 1.11 ratio with 836 holders. The rest was meme-driven. NILF ($57.0K) and WORTHLESS ($67.1K) each drew 6 rooms but stayed small, with WORTHLESS spiking +125% on the hour. Regime printed 1.05, clearly past the 0.9 frenzy line after yesterday's borderline 0.89-0.91. On our prior checks, frenzy stretches favored waiting and taking profit over entering. There was no single theme, and since this is only a morning read, durability needs an afternoon check. On the Robinhood chain, the cat meme WINKCAT drew the most attention: 5 rooms, 2 re-entries, a $384.9K peak cap, a 1.54 buy/sell ratio and +82.29% over the hour. NILF ($740.0K) slipped -20.08% despite a 1.25 buy/sell ratio and was flagged by the risk radar as unverified. FILL ($171.3K) spiked +5231% on the hour but stayed small in size.