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Is MemeCore (M) a security?

#61 by market cap · Last updated Oct 19, 2026 (evidence re-checked)
$0.7217 ▼ 0.89%Mkt cap $1.7B

At a glance

Unclear
  • Confidence
  • US exchange accessNot on Coinbase US list
  • Regulator (if enacted)SEC or CFTC (undecided)
  • Evidence3 sources · 1 official

Is MemeCore (M) a security?

Unclear. Not named in the SEC's digital-commodity examples, and no court ruling on the token itself was found.

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What this means for you

There's no official US classification yet, so treatment could go either way. Watch for SEC or CFTC statements and exchange listing changes. Pro alerts flag these for you.

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Background 1Exchange listing 1Regulator 11 official2 third-party

Why this status

  • R5: not named in the SEC's digital-commodity examples, and no court ruling on the token itself was found.

Decentralisation ("mature blockchain" test): Not independently assessed. No reliable, sourced data on control or supply concentration was gathered for this review.

Evidence (3 sources)

1 official
  1. BackgroundThird-partyOct 19, 2026 · CoinGecko

    Project description: MemeCore is the first Layer 1 blockchain, built for Meme 2.0 — a new paradigm where meme coins transcend speculation to become engines of culture, value, and community coordination.

    CoinGecko: MemeCore ↗
  2. Exchange listingThird-partyAbsent / not foundOct 19, 2026 · Coinbase

    M does not appear on Coinbase's 'US (incl. NY) Trading Assets' list (other US platforms not checked).

    Coinbase Digital Asset Disclosures: 'US (incl. NY) Trading Assets' list ↗
  3. RegulatorOfficial sourceAbsent / not foundMar 23, 2026 · Federal Register (SEC & CFTC)

    M is not among the SEC's named examples of digital commodities in the March 2026 interpretation.

    SEC interpretation (with CFTC guidance): Application of the Federal Securities Laws to Certain Types of Crypto Assets, Release 33-11412 ↗

Rules by country

🇺🇸United States
Unclear

Unclear (ClarityCheck estimate, low confidence). The CLARITY Act is not law, so today the SEC's and CFTC's existing frameworks apply.

🇪🇺European Union (MiCA)
Token filing not checked

Under MiCA, trading in the EU runs through authorised crypto-asset service providers (CASPs). We haven't yet checked token-specific MiCA white paper filings for M. ESMA register ↗

🇬🇧United Kingdom (FCA)
Firm rules from Oct 25, 2027

The UK's new FCA cryptoasset regime starts on Oct 25, 2027. Firms can apply from Sept 30, 2026 until Feb 28, 2027. There's no token-by-token classification list; the rules apply to the firms that offer the token. FCA ↗

M questions

Is MemeCore (M) a security?

Unclear. Not named in the SEC's digital-commodity examples, and no court ruling on the token itself was found. No court or regulator has classified it, so we don't guess. Not legal advice.

Can I buy M on US exchanges?

US access: Not on Coinbase US list. Availability can differ by state and by exchange. See our exchange safety checker.

What would the CLARITY Act change for M?

There's no official US classification yet, so treatment could go either way. Watch for SEC or CFTC statements and exchange listing changes. Pro alerts flag these for you.

How reliable is this M status?

Confidence is Low. It comes from fixed rules applied to 3 cited sources (checked Oct 19, 2026), not from opinion. Statuses can change as courts, regulators and Congress act.

Change log

2 entries
  1. Status review
    Evidence-based review: status set to 'Unclear' (Low confidence) using ClarityCheck rules. Replaces earlier illustrative demo data.
  2. M is not among the SEC's named examples of digital commodities in the March 2026 interpretation. Source ↗

Snapshot Oct 19, 2026 · Prices by CoinGecko