Huo Xing Cai Jing reports, according to GMGN market data, the Solana ecosystem meme coin Super Inu surged over 300% in a short period, with its current market cap at $7.23 million. Super Inu was launched on the Stonk platform, inspired by Trump’s proposal to rename AI as "Super Intelligence" and paired with a tokenized stake in NVIDIA. During his recent speech at the United Nations General Assembly, Trump stated his intention to rename artificial intelligence as "Super Intelligence," requiring all U.S. documents to use the term "Super Intelligence." Market sources indicate that the related token has a small market cap and high price volatility; early holders have already realized significant profits, and short-term selling pressure may be substantial—users are advised to exercise caution when investing.
Solana meme coin Super Inu surges over 300% amid Trump's mention of 'super intelligence'
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Market volatility increased as the Solana-based meme coin Super Inu surged over 300% in short-term trading. The token, inspired by Trump’s mention of “Super Intelligence” at the UN, now has a $7.23 million market cap. Built on the Stonk platform, it is paired with tokenized NVIDIA stocks. Fear and Greed Index readings indicate mixed sentiment, with early holders locking in profits. High volatility and selling pressure remain key risks for new investors.
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