Musk's Mysterious Name Change Ignites Frenzy! $4,360 Soars to $5.65 Million in Seconds, Insider Manipulation?
At 3 AM, Musk's Twitter suddenly changed its name to "Kekius Maximus," a Latin phrase that sparked market frenzy. Just 8 hours before his name change, a mysterious giant whale accurately bottomed out, and within just two days, $4,360 skyrocketed to $5.65 million, as if it were a meticulously planned insider game.
The Meme War Behind "Kek"
"Kek" originated from the "kekeke" laughter in "StarCraft," later evolving into the Pepe the Frog meme on 4chan, and ultimately giving birth to the virtual nation of "Kekistan" in the blockchain world. Musk's name change appears to be a precise "meme bombing," incurring no cost yet triggering a surge in coin prices.
Common Tactic: Name Change Equals Surge
This is not the first time; Musk has repeatedly manipulated the market through name changes: "Chief Twit" ignited the Dogecoin frenzy, "Lord Edge" propelled the EDGE token's wild rise, and even last year his rebranding of the "X" brand caused the similarly named token XII to soar a hundredfold in a single day.
No-Cost Cultural Symbols, Billion-Dollar Wealth Games
Musk is well aware of the explosive power of meme culture; a simple name change can trigger a market celebration. Is this speculation? Or precise maneuvering? Time and again, zero-cost operations leverage real financial miracles!