One Trump post, and yet another meme coin legend is born on Solana.

[Crypto World] On December 8, a certain former president posted about the NCAA sports controversy on social media. Originally, it was just a rant about a judicial ruling, but because he used the phrase “$BIG trouble,” the crypto space exploded.

You read that right—just because of that dollar sign, sharp-eyed market players jumped into action immediately. About 10 seconds after the post went live, a token called BIG appeared on the Solana chain via the Bonk platform. That speed is a textbook example of on-chain sniping.

The numbers are even crazier: this thing peaked at a market cap of $5.3 million, attracting 5,148 holders. But the second half of the story isn’t so pretty—at present, the market cap has already crashed to $360,000, an astonishing pullback.

To put it simply, this is another typical meme coin frenzy. Some people made their first bucket of gold on information asymmetry, while many more got stuck buying at the top. These tokens mostly have no real use case, driven purely by hype and consensus, and their volatility is like a rollercoaster.

There’s never a shortage of hot topics in the market, but your money can’t withstand endless speculation. It’s fine to watch the excitement, but before you throw your hard-earned cash in, think twice.