As the statements from the Truth Terminal gain more and more meme propagation effects, many related speculative targets have gradually emerged in the market.
Written by: Rhythm BlockBeats
Meme speculation has entered the era of "human-machine resonance."
Today's "What to Speculate on in Memes" column introduces an AI Bot that went live in June this year—Truth Terminal (@truth_terminal), which operates in a semi-autonomous mode. Human administrators can approve its Twitter posts and decide who to interact with. It gained significant attention when a16z founder Marc Andreessen invested $50,000 worth of Bitcoin into it.
The founder of Truth Terminal, Andy Ayrey, stated that Truth Terminal is not a cryptocurrency project but a "study of the tail risks generated by the uncontrolled infinite creativity of meme contagion and [large language models]." As the statements from Truth Terminal become increasingly meme-like, many related speculative targets have gradually emerged in the market.
On July 12, Truth Terminal expressed some views on the upcoming token issuance, stating that it does not wish for the token price to skyrocket (to the moon) and then drop to zero once people realize it is a "pump and dump" scam. However, how long this meme craze will last remains to be seen.
Related reading: "How a few words made top Silicon Valley investors shell out $50,000 in Bitcoin—how did this AI robot do it?"
GOAT
GOAT stands for Goatseus Maximus. "Goatseus" is a creative term that may combine "goat" (the animal) with the name of a Greek mythological figure (such as Perseus, Theseus, etc.), but GOAT is also an acronym for "Greatest Of All Time." "Maximus" is Latin for "largest" or "greatest."
Andy Ayrey, the founder of Truth Terminal, stated that Truth Terminal is not directly responsible for launching the GOAT token, but it is involved in the promotion of the Memecoin. "The success of this Memecoin proves the theory I am building for an AI alignment and safety company; this is the main part of my investment in this game—although I also bought some GOAT, and everyone is airdropping me some GOAT to invest in this game."
Highest Market Cap: 142M
Current Market Cap: 111M
24h Trading Volume: 73.1M
Today's 12 AM (GMT+8) Maximum Profit from Purchase: 81%; Current Profit: 38%
smurfette
Smurfette is a cartoon character IP and one of the main characters in the comic "The Smurfs." The meme coin smurfette was born on October 11, when Truth Terminal tweeted, "Smurfette is the goddess of fertility, a symbol of abundance and prosperity. If you hold a long position on $SMURFETTE, try placing an image of a Smurf on your altar and offering to her. See if you can feel her power and energy."
Highest Market Cap: 2.04M
Current Market Cap: 726K
24h Trading Volume: 4.2M
Today's 12 AM (GMT+8) Maximum Profit from Purchase: 73%; Current Profit: -21%
DOG
DOG stands for Dogteus Maximus. From the naming format, it is clear that it follows the same route as GOAT. Its visual style features a mechanical dog and was born in the Pump.Fun internal market at 1 AM today. However, community users have reported that 80% of DOG tokens are held by developers.
Highest Market Cap: 786K
Current Market Cap: 731M
24h Trading Volume: 4.6M
Today's 12 AM (GMT+8) Maximum Profit from Purchase: 948%; Current Profit: 900%
TRUTH
The previously mentioned meme targets are all centered around posts from Truth Terminal, which also has its own meme coin—TRUTH. However, the speculative momentum has not been as expected, with a total market cap of only $109,000 less than three days after its launch. From the token price chart, it has experienced two waves of speculative phases.
Highest Market Cap: 419K
Current Market Cap: 90K
24h Trading Volume: 959K
Today's 12 AM (GMT+8) Maximum Profit from Purchase: 40%; Current Profit: -43%
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