Trump's Shoutout Sends FIGHT Token Soaring Over 100% in Minutes!
TradingKey - After TRUMP, Trump's Latest Post Triggers 110% FIGHT Token Rally – Which Meme Coin Is Next?
This morning, former U.S. President Donald Trump posted "FIGHT, FIGHT, FIGHT!!!" on both Truth Social and X. Within just 15 minutes, the Solana-based FIGHT token experienced two violent pumps – skyrocketing 110% from $0.00086 to $0.00181 before retracing nearly all of its gains.
FIGHT Price Chart, Source: CoinMarketCap.
The move follows Trump’s public endorsement of the TRUMP meme coin yesterday, which surged over 10% before undergoing a similar crash. However, TRUMP's larger market capitalization makes its volatility significantly milder compared to FIGHT's extreme swings.
The crypto market now hosts several Trump-related meme coins, many of them inspired by his campaign slogans. These tokens remain highly reactive to Trump's social media activity.
Analysts warn the pattern could repeat – a potential "MAGA" or other slogan mention might trigger the next meme coin frenzy. Investors are advised that these assets exhibit extreme classic pump-and-dump behavior and carry significant risk for long-term holders.
Related Articles
2025 S&P 500 Forecasts on Wall Street: Why Are Analysts Divided?
TradingKey - Wall Street's forecasts for the S&P 500 index in 2025 show a rare split: the lowest target from Stifel stands at 5,500 points, while Oppenheimer's highest target is 7,100 points, marking a significant 20% disparity. This is the biggest difference in annual outlooks among investment bank
U.S. Stocks Dip Again: Is Tech Giant Microsoft Doubting AI Demand?
TradingKey - On Wednesday, a report highlighting changes in the computing power market caused a decline in U.S. AI-related stocks. A research report from TD Cowen stated that Microsoft has canceled agreements with at least two private data center operators in the U.S. for hundreds of megawatts of to
[IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS] New Zealand: No Hope for an NZD Rally
TradingKey - At the front end of the NZD/USD currency pair, the New Zealand Dollar (NZD) is expected to weaken against non-USD currencies due to the Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s (RBNZ) ongoing rate cuts, the central bank’s recent dovish remarks and the impact of Trump’s tariff policies.
