Replying to @wrld_sol
Replying to @remusofmars
Every once in a while, an opportunity comes around to bring a real internet meme back into the spotlight.
Meme Man belongs in the same conversation as Pepe, Trollface and Wojak. These aren’t random characters created for crypto. They’re part of internet history.
Think about how many memes have come and gone over the past decade, yet people still recognize this face.
And I’d call him a REVOLUTIONARY meme. I’m being specific with that word because “Stonks” became something people actually say when talking about stocks, trading and money.
A fucking meme changed how the internet talks about the STOCK MARKET. Think about that for a second.
And Stonks is just one version of him. There are years of memes, edits and variations already out there. We don’t need to invent his lore or make people care about a brand new character.
The coin is new. The meme already did years of work.
Now he’s on Solana, launched on STONK itself. The face of Stonks, on STONK. If Stonkfun starts gaining traction, I think Meme Man is an obvious one for people to rally around.
We spend so much time chasing something that might catch on outside crypto. This one already has.
That’s what I see in $MEMEMAN, and why I believe it has the potential to be a 9 figure coin.
Replying to @theunipcs
Every once in a while, an opportunity comes around to bring a real internet meme back into the spotlight.
Meme Man belongs in the same conversation as Pepe, Trollface and Wojak. These aren’t random characters created for crypto. They’re part of internet history.
Think about how many memes have come and gone over the past decade, yet people still recognize this face.
And I’d call him a REVOLUTIONARY meme. I’m being specific with that word because “Stonks” became something people actually say when talking about stocks, trading and money.
A fucking meme changed how the internet talks about the STOCK MARKET. Think about that for a second.
And Stonks is just one version of him. There are years of memes, edits and variations already out there. We don’t need to invent his lore or make people care about a brand new character.
The coin is new. The meme already did years of work.
Now he’s on Solana, launched on STONK itself. The face of Stonks, on STONK. If Stonkfun starts gaining traction, I think Meme Man is an obvious one for people to rally around.
We spend so much time chasing something that might catch on outside crypto. This one already has.
That’s what I see in $MEMEMAN, and why I believe it has the potential to be a 9 figure coin.
Replying to @Aurelius0121
Every once in a while, an opportunity comes around to bring a real internet meme back into the spotlight.
Meme Man belongs in the same conversation as Pepe, Trollface and Wojak. These aren’t random characters created for crypto. They’re part of internet history.
Think about how many memes have come and gone over the past decade, yet people still recognize this face.
And I’d call him a REVOLUTIONARY meme. I’m being specific with that word because “Stonks” became something people actually say when talking about stocks, trading and money.
A fucking meme changed how the internet talks about the STOCK MARKET. Think about that for a second.
And Stonks is just one version of him. There are years of memes, edits and variations already out there. We don’t need to invent his lore or make people care about a brand new character.
The coin is new. The meme already did years of work.
Now he’s on Solana, launched on STONK itself. The face of Stonks, on STONK. If Stonkfun starts gaining traction, I think Meme Man is an obvious one for people to rally around.
We spend so much time chasing something that might catch on outside crypto. This one already has.
That’s what I see in $MEMEMAN, and why I believe it has the potential to be a 9 figure coin.
Replying to @The__Solstice
Every once in a while, an opportunity comes around to bring a real internet meme back into the spotlight.
Meme Man belongs in the same conversation as Pepe, Trollface and Wojak. These aren’t random characters created for crypto. They’re part of internet history.
Think about how many memes have come and gone over the past decade, yet people still recognize this face.
And I’d call him a REVOLUTIONARY meme. I’m being specific with that word because “Stonks” became something people actually say when talking about stocks, trading and money.
A fucking meme changed how the internet talks about the STOCK MARKET. Think about that for a second.
And Stonks is just one version of him. There are years of memes, edits and variations already out there. We don’t need to invent his lore or make people care about a brand new character.
The coin is new. The meme already did years of work.
Now he’s on Solana, launched on STONK itself. The face of Stonks, on STONK. If Stonkfun starts gaining traction, I think Meme Man is an obvious one for people to rally around.
We spend so much time chasing something that might catch on outside crypto. This one already has.
That’s what I see in $MEMEMAN, and why I believe it has the potential to be a 9 figure coin.
Replying to @theunipcs
Every once in a while, an opportunity comes around to bring a real internet meme back into the spotlight.
Meme Man belongs in the same conversation as Pepe, Trollface and Wojak. These aren’t random characters created for crypto. They’re part of internet history.
Think about how many memes have come and gone over the past decade, yet people still recognize this face.
And I’d call him a REVOLUTIONARY meme. I’m being specific with that word because “Stonks” became something people actually say when talking about stocks, trading and money.
A fucking meme changed how the internet talks about the STOCK MARKET. Think about that for a second.
And Stonks is just one version of him. There are years of memes, edits and variations already out there. We don’t need to invent his lore or make people care about a brand new character.
The coin is new. The meme already did years of work.
Now he’s on Solana, launched on STONK itself. The face of Stonks, on STONK. If Stonkfun starts gaining traction, I think Meme Man is an obvious one for people to rally around.
We spend so much time chasing something that might catch on outside crypto. This one already has.
That’s what I see in $MEMEMAN, and why I believe it has the potential to be a 9 figure coin.
Replying to @rowhale
Every once in a while, an opportunity comes around to bring a real internet meme back into the spotlight.
Meme Man belongs in the same conversation as Pepe, Trollface and Wojak. These aren’t random characters created for crypto. They’re part of internet history.
Think about how many memes have come and gone over the past decade, yet people still recognize this face.
And I’d call him a REVOLUTIONARY meme. I’m being specific with that word because “Stonks” became something people actually say when talking about stocks, trading and money.
A fucking meme changed how the internet talks about the STOCK MARKET. Think about that for a second.
And Stonks is just one version of him. There are years of memes, edits and variations already out there. We don’t need to invent his lore or make people care about a brand new character.
The coin is new. The meme already did years of work.
Now he’s on Solana, launched on STONK itself. The face of Stonks, on STONK. If Stonkfun starts gaining traction, I think Meme Man is an obvious one for people to rally around.
We spend so much time chasing something that might catch on outside crypto. This one already has.
That’s what I see in $MEMEMAN, and why I believe it has the potential to be a 9 figure coin.
Replying to @rowhale
Every once in a while, an opportunity comes around to bring a real internet meme back into the spotlight.
Meme Man belongs in the same conversation as Pepe, Trollface and Wojak. These aren’t random characters created for crypto. They’re part of internet history.
Think about how many memes have come and gone over the past decade, yet people still recognize this face.
And I’d call him a REVOLUTIONARY meme. I’m being specific with that word because “Stonks” became something people actually say when talking about stocks, trading and money.
A fucking meme changed how the internet talks about the STOCK MARKET. Think about that for a second.
And Stonks is just one version of him. There are years of memes, edits and variations already out there. We don’t need to invent his lore or make people care about a brand new character.
The coin is new. The meme already did years of work.
Now he’s on Solana, launched on STONK itself. The face of Stonks, on STONK. If Stonkfun starts gaining traction, I think Meme Man is an obvious one for people to rally around.
We spend so much time chasing something that might catch on outside crypto. This one already has.
That’s what I see in $MEMEMAN, and why I believe it has the potential to be a 9 figure coin.
Replying to @The__Solstice
Every once in a while, an opportunity comes around to bring a real internet meme back into the spotlight.
Meme Man belongs in the same conversation as Pepe, Trollface and Wojak. These aren’t random characters created for crypto. They’re part of internet history.
Think about how many memes have come and gone over the past decade, yet people still recognize this face.
And I’d call him a REVOLUTIONARY meme. I’m being specific with that word because “Stonks” became something people actually say when talking about stocks, trading and money.
A fucking meme changed how the internet talks about the STOCK MARKET. Think about that for a second.
And Stonks is just one version of him. There are years of memes, edits and variations already out there. We don’t need to invent his lore or make people care about a brand new character.
The coin is new. The meme already did years of work.
Now he’s on Solana, launched on STONK itself. The face of Stonks, on STONK. If Stonkfun starts gaining traction, I think Meme Man is an obvious one for people to rally around.
We spend so much time chasing something that might catch on outside crypto. This one already has.
That’s what I see in $MEMEMAN, and why I believe it has the potential to be a 9 figure coin.
Replying to @JLKHatesYou
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Every once in a while, an opportunity comes around to bring a real internet meme back into the spotlight.
Meme Man belongs in the same conversation as Pepe, Trollface and Wojak. These aren’t random characters created for crypto. They’re part of internet history.
Think about how many memes have come and gone over the past decade, yet people still recognize this face.
And I’d call him a REVOLUTIONARY meme. I’m being specific with that word because “Stonks” became something people actually say when talking about stocks, trading and money.
A fucking meme changed how the internet talks about the STOCK MARKET. Think about that for a second.
And Stonks is just one version of him. There are years of memes, edits and variations already out there. We don’t need to invent his lore or make people care about a brand new character.
The coin is new. The meme already did years of work.
Now he’s on Solana, launched on STONK itself. The face of Stonks, on STONK. If Stonkfun starts gaining traction, I think Meme Man is an obvious one for people to rally around.
We spend so much time chasing something that might catch on outside crypto. This one already has.
That’s what I see in $MEMEMAN, and why I believe it has the potential to be a 9 figure coin.
Replying to @pointfarmcap
Every once in a while, an opportunity comes around to bring a real internet meme back into the spotlight.
Meme Man belongs in the same conversation as Pepe, Trollface and Wojak. These aren’t random characters created for crypto. They’re part of internet history.
Think about how many memes have come and gone over the past decade, yet people still recognize this face.
And I’d call him a REVOLUTIONARY meme. I’m being specific with that word because “Stonks” became something people actually say when talking about stocks, trading and money.
A fucking meme changed how the internet talks about the STOCK MARKET. Think about that for a second.
And Stonks is just one version of him. There are years of memes, edits and variations already out there. We don’t need to invent his lore or make people care about a brand new character.
The coin is new. The meme already did years of work.
Now he’s on Solana, launched on STONK itself. The face of Stonks, on STONK. If Stonkfun starts gaining traction, I think Meme Man is an obvious one for people to rally around.
We spend so much time chasing something that might catch on outside crypto. This one already has.
That’s what I see in $MEMEMAN, and why I believe it has the potential to be a 9 figure coin.
Replying to @dippy_eth
Every once in a while, an opportunity comes around to bring a real internet meme back into the spotlight.
Meme Man belongs in the same conversation as Pepe, Trollface and Wojak. These aren’t random characters created for crypto. They’re part of internet history.
Think about how many memes have come and gone over the past decade, yet people still recognize this face.
And I’d call him a REVOLUTIONARY meme. I’m being specific with that word because “Stonks” became something people actually say when talking about stocks, trading and money.
A fucking meme changed how the internet talks about the STOCK MARKET. Think about that for a second.
And Stonks is just one version of him. There are years of memes, edits and variations already out there. We don’t need to invent his lore or make people care about a brand new character.
The coin is new. The meme already did years of work.
Now he’s on Solana, launched on STONK itself. The face of Stonks, on STONK. If Stonkfun starts gaining traction, I think Meme Man is an obvious one for people to rally around.
We spend so much time chasing something that might catch on outside crypto. This one already has.
That’s what I see in $MEMEMAN, and why I believe it has the potential to be a 9 figure coin.
Replying to @deg_ape
Every once in a while, an opportunity comes around to bring a real internet meme back into the spotlight.
Meme Man belongs in the same conversation as Pepe, Trollface and Wojak. These aren’t random characters created for crypto. They’re part of internet history.
Think about how many memes have come and gone over the past decade, yet people still recognize this face.
And I’d call him a REVOLUTIONARY meme. I’m being specific with that word because “Stonks” became something people actually say when talking about stocks, trading and money.
A fucking meme changed how the internet talks about the STOCK MARKET. Think about that for a second.
And Stonks is just one version of him. There are years of memes, edits and variations already out there. We don’t need to invent his lore or make people care about a brand new character.
The coin is new. The meme already did years of work.
Now he’s on Solana, launched on STONK itself. The face of Stonks, on STONK. If Stonkfun starts gaining traction, I think Meme Man is an obvious one for people to rally around.
We spend so much time chasing something that might catch on outside crypto. This one already has.
That’s what I see in $MEMEMAN, and why I believe it has the potential to be a 9 figure coin.






