"Justin Sun" has been the talk of the Web3 world this week, but don't miss the progress of other hot projects!
Written by: Alex Liu, Foresight News
Illustrated by: Raven, Foresight News
Note: The "Weekly Hot Search" statistics are based on user search results on Foresight News from last Friday to this Thursday (January 17 to January 23), and the same concepts have been merged in terms of capitalization.
"Justin Sun" and his "TRUMP" Meme Coin
The keyword with the highest heat this week is naturally "Justin Sun", the crypto president who launched the official Meme coin "TRUMP" on January 18.
Since its launch, the token's market value has soared to over $100 billion, with a peak FDV (fully diluted market value) approaching $80 billion, surpassing the once FDV market value of the largest "Meme" coin DOGE.
The wealth effect is enviable, but no need to feel anxious about not getting on board! According to Dune data, most TRUMP token holders have profits/losses within $1,000.
"Airdrop"
Apart from Trump, "airdrop" is still a hot topic. What were the popular airdrops this week?
Anime
On January 23, the "ANIME" token launched by Azuki opened airdrop claims, with the airdrop claim open for 45 days. Eligible users include Azuki community members, Hyperliquid stakers, Arbitrum users, and members of the Web3 anime partner community.
After the token launch, the Azuki floor price dropped over 50% in 1 hour, reported at 4.8 ETH (currently 4.45 ETH). Major holder Andrew Kang (@Rewkang) claimed about 71.3 million ANIME (worth about $6.42 million), of which about 56.3 million ANIME have been deposited into Binance and Bybit, and another about 15 million ANIME have been transferred to a newly created wallet address.
Solv
Solv Protocol opened SOLV airdrop claims on January 17. In addition to listing on Binance, Bithumb added the SOLV-KRW trading pair on January 24.
Jupiter
Jupiter distributed the "Jupuary" airdrop on January 122 at 23:30, distributing 700 million "JUP" tokens (worth about $616 million) to its community.
Jambo
On January 21, Web3 mobile infrastructure provider "Jambo" announced the launch of the J token airdrop program, which will distribute 100 million J supply to core users and Solana community members, including JamboPhone 1, JamboPhone 2 users, and active JamboApp users (task and Jpoints earners). Eligible users can check the claim page on Galxe starting from January 22. The official said this is just the first airdrop, and they plan to distribute additional J to the latest JamboPhone users.
"WLFI"
On January 20, after Justin Sun launched the Meme token, the heat of his family crypto project World Liberty Financial (WLFI) soared, with the official stating that the token pre-sale has ended. The total pre-sale volume was 20 billion tokens, priced at $0.015 per token, raising a total of $300 million. Among them, Justin Sun spent another $15 million USDT to purchase 1 billion WLFI.
Additionally, on the day of Trump's inauguration, World Liberty Financial (WLFI) announced that to commemorate Trump's inauguration as the 47th President of the United States, WLFI made the following strategic purchases: $47 million of ETH, $47 million of wBTC, $4.7 million of Aave, $4.7 million of LINK, $4.7 million of TRX, and $4.7 million of ENA. It can be described as "outrageous".
More Hot Words Express
- Nest integrated OpenTrade to strengthen "RWA" yield products on the "Plume" Network
- Progress related to "a16z": Saga announced a partnership with ElizaOS, aiming to enable AI agents to autonomously launch their own Layer1 blockchains.
- One of the co-founders of "Vine", Dom Hofmann, tweeted that "I have not and will not be involved in any Meme token projects in the future."
- "Moonshot" said that after being recommended as the preferred purchase method on the TRUMP website, the platform's trading volume reached $400 million in 12 hours, and more than 400,000 new users joined the Solana ecosystem through its app.
- Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin tweeted that "It's time to discuss the fact that large-scale political tokens have gone beyond just being a source of fun, with their harm limited only to the mistakes of voluntary participants. They have become tools for unconstrained political bribery, including from foreign sources."