‘Peanut’ Squirrel is dead, but the meme coin named after him is still Mooning.
A post in the evening from Technocrat Elon Musk, who threw US authorities to kill the viral squirrel while not charging anyone from Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged client list that preceded a volume and price tip, shows data showing speculative innerness alive and good on the market.
(The “Epstein list” refers to high-profile individuals allegedly associated with Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trade network. There is no official, verified public list.)
“The government is deeply destroyed,” Musk wrote. “They arrested (and killed) peanut, but have not even tried to submit charges against anyone on the Epstein client list.”
Within minutes, Solana-based Meme-token spiked over 10%as dealers stacked on the name-drop.
Pnut, which has no connection to the actual squirrel or musk, so the trading volumes exceed over 120% from $ 65 million to $ 214 million in a 24-hour period, according to Coingeck. Token’s price affected card 23 cents before cooling.
Without protocol, no tools and no roadmap, PNUT is purely on cultural resonance and reflexive speculation. It makes it a favorite of momentum hunters and a sign to look at when controversial topics make the rounds – at least on Musk’s X.
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