every time I read articles about these weird memecoins, it surprises myself how many degenerates there are out there
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tldr; Memecoins inspired by wrestling legend Hulk Hogan and rocker Ozzy Osbourne surged following reports of their deaths. Hogan, 71, reportedly passed away from cardiac arrest, while Osbourne, 76, died earlier in the week. Tokens like Hulkmanaia (HULK) and The Mad Man (OZZY) saw massive price spikes, though none are officially linked to their estates. Fans also rushed to buy Osbourne’s CryptoBatz NFTs. Tributes poured in for both icons, celebrating Hogan’s wrestling legacy and Osbourne’s impact on heavy metal music.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
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Did you hear that, Trump? Your coins & NFTs will moon if you sign out. 😉
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That’s why I still hold a rare OG Trump NFT
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Another rug-pull, another day
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memecoins for the dead is like putting ads on gravestone
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every time I read articles about these weird memecoins, it surprises myself how many degenerates there are out there
tldr; Memecoins inspired by wrestling legend Hulk Hogan and rocker Ozzy Osbourne surged following reports of their deaths. Hogan, 71, reportedly passed away from cardiac arrest, while Osbourne, 76, died earlier in the week. Tokens like Hulkmanaia (HULK) and The Mad Man (OZZY) saw massive price spikes, though none are officially linked to their estates. Fans also rushed to buy Osbourne’s CryptoBatz NFTs. Tributes poured in for both icons, celebrating Hogan’s wrestling legacy and Osbourne’s impact on heavy metal music.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Did you hear that, Trump? Your coins & NFTs will moon if you sign out. 😉
That’s why I still hold a rare OG Trump NFT
Another rug-pull, another day
memecoins for the dead is like putting ads on gravestone