「Animal Rescue」 Narrative Update: Jorgie and the Eagle Become Meme Favorites

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Good morning, esteemed PNUT holders.

It's another day awakened by PNUT. Congratulations (or envy) to our esteemed PNUT holders. Today, the market is filled with FOMO sentiment.

If you carefully observe the sector structure, you will notice a slight overall downtrend in the market today, except for the Meme sector.

Among them, PNUT and FRED are inevitably eye-catching. The former quickly surpassed a $200 million market cap in an impressive rally, while the latter, following its Moonshot listing, also embarked on its own price surge.

There is no need to say much about PNUT, which originated from a controversial event: a viral squirrel was captured and euthanized without proper communication, gradually evolving into a political controversy seeking animal protection and expressing legitimate demands.

Similarly, FRED was created in memory of the second squirrel found dead, "Frederick."

Across the ocean, politics implies attention; at the core of the narrative, animals also seem to mirror the protection of self-power.

With the external attention and internal narrative core overlapping, the emergence of a divine chart will inevitably cause FOMO sentiment to overflow. Funds that are too high to board the train are also seeking similar narratives and themes.

Therefore, today we see this "animal rescue" narrative gradually giving rise to new Meme coins, attempting to stir up new waves with different specific hot events after PNUT's squirrel showdown.

Jorgie: The Monkey Taken Away by Police ($Jorgie)

At what seemed to be a routine car accident scene in Dallas, the police unexpectedly discovered a spider monkey named "Jorgie Boy," owned by local internet sensation Brandi Botello. However, this unexpected car accident forced her to be separated from her beloved pet.

According to Dallas News reports, authorities found that Jorgie Boy was malnourished and underweight. More importantly, keeping monkeys privately in the Dallas area is itself illegal. Based on animal welfare considerations, the police immediately decided to take Jorgie Boy away from the scene.

This incident also caused a stir on social media, prompting Jorgie's owner Brandi to launch the "Free Jorgie Boy" movement, attempting to raise public awareness of the incident.

Meanwhile, in the Tesla owner community, this matter has also been widely discussed, with some people posting hoping that Musk could see Jorgie's story. It is worth mentioning that Musk does indeed pay attention to this Tesla community, but whether he will respond to the monkey incident is unpredictable.

It is in this expectation and background that multiple tokens with Jorgie as the theme emerged yesterday, also staging a battle of cases:

OG Jorgie:

5VPFmQs892HeP6PZYw91UEAfLqXeT4cTW2pu4Ppipump 2 M

Suspected Conspiracy Group Jorgie:

AMgMqadZ7Qpe9PCQwehAG3Xbg5cf8JxCxH7sGCSupump 15 M

However, market participants have made their choices. Although the OG Jorgie has had continuous support and calls from the community, the price was on the brink of collapse at the time of writing; meanwhile, the Conspiracy Group Jorgie seems to have come out on top, with a current market value of around 15 M, but with very high daily trading volume and number of holders.

Whether the monkey can be rescued is unknown. To take another step in the FOMO when the squirrel hasn't boarded the ship is the degen's strategy.

Free Shayne Coplan (Eagle): Petition After Polymarket Founder's Arrest

Free Shayne Coplan:

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Current Market Value: 37 M

Free Shayne Coplan is another hot Meme coin today, but it goes deeper than a simple animal rescue, with a touch of "singing praises to objects."

The token's avatar is an eagle, and this is not just about releasing an eagle that was captured; it points to Shayne Coplan, the founder of the platform Polymarket, who shined in election prediction.

Today, Shayne Coplan's residence was raided by the FBI.

Simultaneously, Bloomberg reported that the U.S. Department of Justice is investigating the company, with a focus on the alleged illegal provision of Polymarket services to U.S. users.

This FBI raid has sparked strong reactions in the cryptocurrency community, with supporters launching the "Free Shayne" movement and creating related tokens in a show of solidarity. This phenomenon is reminiscent of the recent "Free Jorgie Boy" incident, reflecting the crypto community's sensitive response to regulatory actions.

From a broader perspective, this event highlights the ongoing regulatory pressure facing the cryptocurrency industry, particularly in sensitive areas such as prediction markets and online gambling. Polymarket has previously had encounters with the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) over compliance issues and has shown a stance of "substantive cooperation."

Currently, the entire crypto community is closely monitoring the situation. This story, which started in a prediction market and evolved into a law enforcement action, has made the corresponding meme a focal point in the current bull market environment;

Furthermore, it is worth mentioning that the logo of the FSC coin is an eagle. The eagle itself is also an element of Shayne Coplan's avatar, and the eagle is also a symbol of the United States, creating a double entendre that is full of irony regarding scrutiny.

What is even more attention-grabbing is Shayne's tweet claiming this to be "blatant political retaliation," with the current government pursuing companies they believe are associated with political opponents... Polymarket has harmed no one.

Elon Musk then quickly replied under Shayne's tweet: "Indeed."

This undoubtedly brings more factors worth paying attention to for this meme coin.

Anti-censorship and the pursuit of freedom have always been the correct narrative in the crypto world, and with the addition of celebrity factors, the clamor to release the eagle is likely to continue for a while.

Risk Warning: MEME has no actual value support, is highly influenced by market sentiment, and the majority (over 99%) of MEME is PVP, ultimately heading towards zero. This article is for personal experience sharing only and does not constitute any investment advice.

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