Meme市场动向：Solana掀起「动物园」热潮，以太坊开启「机器人乱斗」

Odaily星球日报Published on 2024-09-26Last updated on 2024-09-26

Abstract

马斯克为特斯拉机器人产品预热发布的推文，让以太坊 meme 市场展开了一场「机器人乱斗」。

今晨，网红河马 MOODENG 市值突破一亿美元大关，在 Solana 的 meme 市场中再度掀起一阵「动物园」热潮，与此同时，马斯克为特斯拉机器人产品预热发布的推文，则让以太坊 meme 市场展开了一场「机器人乱斗」。

Solana 动物城

企鹅 PESTO

$PESTO 是一只来自澳大利亚的萌物巨型帝企鹅 Pesto，Pesto 在 Web2 的火热程度直追河马 Moodeng，MOODENG 引起 meme 社区注意后，PESTO 也成为了「龙二」标的，Solana 上的$PESTO 上线于 9 月 18 日，表现强势。上线后涨幅超 8 倍。之后的一天遭遇大幅回调，日跌幅超 80% ，市值跌破一百万美元。昨日晚间，PESTO 开始拉盘，至今日上午涨幅超 300% 。

Meme市场动向：Solana掀起「动物园」热潮，以太坊开启「机器人乱斗」

最高市值： 21.27 M

当前市值： 18 M

24 h 交易量： 17 M

今日 12 AM（GMT+ 8）买入最高盈利： 170% ；当前盈利： 117% 

Meme市场动向：Solana掀起「动物园」热潮，以太坊开启「机器人乱斗」

小象 TOTO

TOTO 是一只被慈善动物保护信托基金 SheldrickTrust 所救助的小象，马斯克曾在 8 月 11 日回复过 TOTO 被救助的推文，TOTO 代币上线于 19 日，市值在突破 1 M 美元后持续下跌，昨日晚，TOTO 的救助组织 Sheldrick Wildlife Trust 发布了 TOTO 回顾视频，meme 社区的 TOTO 喊单也密集出现，三个小时后，TOTO 开启暴涨。

Meme市场动向：Solana掀起「动物园」热潮，以太坊开启「机器人乱斗」

最高市值： 4.6 M

当前市值： 2.56 M

24 h 交易量： 3.6 M

今日 12 AM（GMT+ 8）买入最高盈利： 600 ；当前盈利： 374% 

Meme市场动向：Solana掀起「动物园」热潮，以太坊开启「机器人乱斗」

猴子 GEORGIE

乔吉·男孩 (Georgie Boy) 是 Tiktok 上的一只网红小猴，在 Tiktok 上拥有 1600 万粉丝，于 2021 年 6 月 Georgie 去世。代币上线于今日凌晨，目前共有 1088 个持有者。

Meme市场动向：Solana掀起「动物园」热潮，以太坊开启「机器人乱斗」

最高市值： 679 K

当前市值： 158 K

24 h 交易量： 3.0 M

今日 12 AM（GMT+ 8）买入最高盈利： 678% ；当前盈利： 158% 

Meme市场动向：Solana掀起「动物园」热潮，以太坊开启「机器人乱斗」

河狸 BOBR

波兰网民多年来一直保持着一项长期的网络传统，即在网上发布看到海狸的画面，通常会配上大声的惊叹「Kurwa Bóbr」，翻译过来就是脏话，也是波兰语中「海狸」的意思。但这个曾经只是 YouTube 上的小众奇闻，如今成为了网上广为人知的梗。

Meme市场动向：Solana掀起「动物园」热潮，以太坊开启「机器人乱斗」

最高市值： 618 K

当前市值： 359 K

24 h 交易量： 1.5 M

今日 12 AM（GMT+ 8）买入最高盈利： 864% ；当前盈利： 556% 

Meme市场动向：Solana掀起「动物园」热潮，以太坊开启「机器人乱斗」

青蛙 omochi

Omochi 也是 Tiktok 上一只广受欢迎的小青蛙，它在 Tiktok 上有 42 万个关注者，数条短视频浏览量超过千万次。

Meme市场动向：Solana掀起「动物园」热潮，以太坊开启「机器人乱斗」

最高市值： 494 K

当前市值： 448 K

24 h 交易量： 1.3 M

今日 12 AM（GMT+ 8）买入最高盈利： 622% ；当前盈利： 619% 

Meme市场动向：Solana掀起「动物园」热潮，以太坊开启「机器人乱斗」

以太坊机器人

今日上午 10 时，马斯克在 X 平台发布预告称将于 10 月 10 日发布人形机器人产品，并称「这将载入史册」，海报中配文「We Robot」，随后以太坊上便出现了 ROBOT 和 WR 两个较为火热的 meme。其中，ROBOT 短时拉升近 6 倍，WR 短时亦拉升近 20 倍。还有社区成员根据对产品名称的猜测，将此前的大小写$Robotaxi、$cybercrab、$FSD 等均列入了观察列表。

Meme市场动向：Solana掀起「动物园」热潮，以太坊开启「机器人乱斗」

ROBOT

最高市值： 1.07 M

当前市值： 623 K

24 h 交易量： 1.7 M

今日 12 AM（GMT+ 8）买入最高盈利： 13500% ；当前盈利： 9130% 

Meme市场动向：Solana掀起「动物园」热潮，以太坊开启「机器人乱斗」

WR

最高市值： 613 K

当前市值： 248 K

24 h 交易量： 1 M

今日 12 AM（GMT+ 8）买入最高盈利： 4021% ；当前盈利： 1742% 

Meme市场动向：Solana掀起「动物园」热潮，以太坊开启「机器人乱斗」

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