💣 Musk stirs things up again at dawn! Did he blow up insider news in the crypto world with just a name change?

At three in the morning, Musk had a wild idea and changed Twitter's name to the Latin "Kekius Maximus." In a blink, the entire crypto community exploded with excitement.

Even more outrageous is that a mysterious whale accurately bought the dip eight hours before his name change, turning a mere $4,360 into $5.65 million, clearly indicating: insider trading!

The "Kek" meme originated 20 years ago from the Korean player's "kekeke" laughter, evolved through 4chan and Pepe the Frog, eventually creating the meme nation of Kekistan. Musk's bold move isn't just a whim; it's a precision strike—playing a game of meme warfare in the crypto world.

This isn't his first time messing with the market:

Changed name to "Chief Twit," Dogecoin skyrocketed

Played "Lord Edge," EDGE token went wild

Launched "X," related coins skyrocketed by hundreds of times in a day

In summary:

When Musk plays with names, the market goes crazy; you trade crypto, he trades you.

Final harsh review:

In this day and age, the fiercest isn't the technology, nor the projects, but the billionaire who dares to act crazy at dawn. When he changes a name, retail investors change their fate—though most end up losing.