How Celebrity Tweets Move the Crypto Market
In crypto, 140 characters can spark a bull run — and celebrities know it.
From Elon Musk’s DOGE memes to influencers launching their own tokens, celebrity tweets have become market-moving events, blending hype with herd mentality.
Here’s how it plays out:
1. Elon Musk – Dogecoin (
$DOGE ), Floki (
$FLOKI ), Milady (LADYS)
Musk’s tweets calling Dogecoin the “people’s crypto” sent DOGE up over 10,000% in early 2021.
He later tweeted about FLOKI, inspired by his Shiba Inu dog
$SHIB , causing a frenzy.
Even a meme tweet boosted LADYS (Milady coin) by 300%+ in hours.
2. Snoop Dogg – Dogecoin, Shiller ($SHILLR)
Promoted DOGE alongside Musk.
Recently announced involvement in the Shiller Web3 platform, which is launching its own token $SHILLR.
Snoop also hinted at entering NFTs and backing Web3 music platforms.
3. Floyd Mayweather – EthereumMax (EMAX), Centra Tech
Promoted EMAX before the 2021 Mayweather vs. Logan Paul fight.
Previously endorsed Centra Tech, which led to legal trouble after it was revealed to be a scam.
4. Kim Kardashian – EthereumMax (EMAX)
Faced SEC charges for promoting EMAX without proper disclosure.
Her post led to a huge but short-lived spike in price before it crashed.
5. Logan Paul – CryptoZoo, Dink Doink
Created and endorsed CryptoZoo, which drew controversy for failing to deliver.
Also backed Dink Doink, now considered a meme coin flop.
Why It Matters:
Short-term hype = big spikes.
But these pumps often dump just as fast — most celebrity-backed coins lose value once the buzz fades.
Always DYOR (do your own research). Hype ≠ utility.
Celebrity Influence = Opportunity + Risk
Follow the charts, not just the stars.
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