NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang Accidentally Follows RTX Meme Coin Community Member on X, Token Surges 7x Before Pulling Back

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On-chain data shows that on August 5, 2026, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang accidentally followed a community member @TradeSager of a BSC-based RTX meme token on X. The token surged 700% shortly afterward but later declined. On-chain analysis reveals the token’s market cap has since dropped to $1.51 million. Blockbeats notes the token remains highly sensitive to community sentiment and any potential future actions by Huang. Investors are advised to proceed with caution.

BlockBeats report, August 5: Jensen Huang accidentally followed @TradeSager, a member of the BSC ecosystem stock meme coin "RTX" community, on X tonight.


Perhaps seeing the tweet with the RTX tag posted by @TradeSager, or perhaps not being familiar with the cryptocurrency community and tagging rules on X, Jensen Huang followed the account.


Affected by this news, the meme coin 'RTX' briefly surged sevenfold before quickly retracing; as of press time, according to GMGN market data, the token's market cap has fallen back to $1.51 million.


BlockBeats reminds users that the related tokens may experience significant price volatility due to community sentiment and potential future actions by Jensen Huang; users should invest with caution.

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