The Little Prince of Crypto, Elon Musk, Has Times When He Can't Drive Prices?

This time, the little prince of crypto didn't shout out for Dogecoin, but instead changed his X profile picture to a PEPE-themed avatar and renamed himself Kekius Maximus. Following this news, PEPE began to surge, along with KEKIUS on Ethereum. The meme coin of the same name on the SOL chain also started to perform. It seemed to harken back to the days when Musk was promoting Dogecoin; many KOLs began to rally support, with some suggesting that Musk's change of avatar and name means that his hundreds of millions of followers, as long as he is active, cannot be compared to any other traffic. Under the influence of FOMO sentiment, many believe Musk's new avatar will last at least a week. Everyone understands that buying related concept tokens is a gamble on when he will change his avatar back. Unexpectedly, it only lasted for two days before the avatar was restored. Unsurprisingly, as Musk's X account reverted to its original avatar and nickname, the related concept coins faced a plunge. KEKIUS on Ethereum dropped by 75%, and KEKIUS on the SOL chain fell by 71%. Can Musk's title as the little prince of crypto continue to be maintained?