Current political figures as memecoin inspiration


This week, the meme economy on Solana has surged with the rise of memecoins inspired by political and cultural figures. Leading the pack is Jeo Boden ($BODEN), a humorous nod to President Joe Biden, which has skyrocketed nearly 130,000% since its March 4 launch, boasting a market cap exceeding $26.9 million.

Fueling this frenzy, a trader named “barkery” shared a portfolio screenshot showcasing a jaw-dropping profit from $260 to nearly $433,000 with $BODEN, igniting viral attention on X (formerly Twitter) and spawning numerous imitators.

Enter Doland Tremp ($TREMP) and Danold Tromp ($DANOLD), along with a slew of misspelled political figures like Berik Obema and Vlademer Poten, expanding into cultural icons such as Lianel Massi and Wandrew Tate. This trend harkens back to Spoderman, a character from the “Dolan” comic series, popularized in 2012, known for its crude style and letter interpolation.

While initial hype propelled $BODEN, $TREMP, and $DONALD to new heights, their prices have since dipped. The question remains whether these memes can sustain momentum, especially with a looming general election season and the recent departure of Republican primary challenger Nikki Haley. The State of the Union address tonight could serve as a litmus test for their endurance.

As always, investing in memecoins carries substantial risk, given their speculative nature, unverified contracts, and susceptibility to sudden crashes.


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