Degens – who own the new meme coin sensation – are sitting on over 100x returns as of early Tuesday. And now copycat coins based on other politicians and public figures have been killed off.
Solana has been the go-to destination for DJs looking to gamble on meme coins this cycle, and that doesn't seem to be slowing down. To kick the chain on Solana, the new meme coin meta has coins named after misspelled politicians—like Boden, TREMPAnd Donald– Skyscraper. BODEN seems to have started the trend, and when TREMP was created before it, BODEN led the pack in terms of market value.
Boden, a coin marked “Jeo Boden” is now up. 1,133% per day With a market value of more than 40 million dollars. It has inspired many different projects that are currently dominating the meme coin market.
This wave, called “Spoderman Politicians”, was first inspired by Spoderman Mem-A character drawn by Microsoft Paint appears regularly in the series' online comic.
Is “Jeo Boden” paying attention now that the US election is coming up? Maybe, though maybe more so because it's really badass and funny. Additionally, meme coins were on fire last week as Bitcoin surged to new all-time highs.
Joe Boden website It is low, emblazoned with the banner “My own onli boden and be happy.”
Some Twitter users (of X) believe that coins such as BODEN and TREMP will be used to bet on who will win the US presidential election.
Boden began to attract the attention of Crypto Twitter on Tuesday. Today the meta has extended beyond politicians and now includes coins such as “Wutalik Butterin” (inspired by Ethereum creator Vitalik Buterin) and “Wandrew Tate” (based on former pro kickboxer and). Controversial social media personality).
Meme coins are notoriously volatile and are often “swept under the carpet” as creators spend the liquid and cash, leaving later buyers with a worthless coin. As always, this is not financial advice – although it is very funny.
Edited by Andrew Hayward.
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