Every meme descends from somebody.
Give us a meme's name, its ticker or a contract address. We gather every Solana token bearing that name, seat the eldest at the root, and draw each later namesake and offshoot as a branch, sized by what it is worth today.
Register of descendants
Notes on the record
Names, birth dates and market value. We never guess who copied whom.
Who counts as family
Any token in Jupiter's search results (up to 100 matches plus its 20 strongest) whose ticker or name contains the meme word once spaces, capitals and symbols are removed.
Choosing the eldest
The earliest token whose ticker or name is exactly the meme word. Its birth is the earlier of Jupiter's creation record and its first pool. Being first on record does not mean it was the one that made the meme famous.
How branches form
Each ticker variant (PEPE2, BABYPEPE and so on) gets its own row. The first token of a variant hangs from the longest earlier ticker contained in its name, or from the root. Later tokens with the same ticker follow along that row, each joined to the one before.
Size and colour
A circle's area tracks its present market cap on Jupiter. The wealthiest member is marked. Forgotten copies appear as faint specks, and usually they are most of the family.
Gaps in the archive
Search results have a ceiling, so very large memes show roughly their best 100 matches rather than every copy ever made. Tokens Jupiter never indexed are absent. Lines show order of birth, not evidence that one team imitated another.