When Musk and Trump are performing a "top-tier mutual tear" on Twitter, the decentralized trading platform Pumpfun suddenly throws out a big move: "Since the two big shots are so passionate, why not directly issue a MAGA coin for a showdown on the chain?"

This move can be considered a killer blow—Musk brings in a hundred billion in traffic, and Tesla's rockets can carry goods; if they actually create a DogelonMarsX coin, it might just overturn the entire crypto universe. Just look at the neighboring coin named after Trump, TRUMP, which achieved a hundredfold myth in just a few days; the presidential campaign surrounding it has become a recipe for getting rich.

But digging deeper into the logic chain behind this carnival, you will discover a more magical reality: Pumpfun seems to be riding the wave but is actually using performance art to deconstruct the speculative nature of "celebrity coins." When Musk's Twitter calls can send Bitcoin on a rollercoaster ride, and even Vitalik's breakfast photo can ignite altcoins, are we really celebrating technological innovation, or are we just betting on traffic gambles?

Now the pressure is on Musk: will he continue to be the "cloud village chief" of the crypto circle on Twitter, or will he personally dive in for a big play? After all, in today's era dominated by meme coins, whoever can play the celebrity effect, community frenzy, and liquidity mining creatively will be able to write a new chapter in blockchain history.