
In the past 24 hours, the number of $BOBO holders increased significantly, with a notable rise of +307 and +134 holders respectively, reflecting growing interest in the cryptocurrency. Bitcoin reached new all-time highs (ATHs) of $72,500, prompting CoinStats to momentarily change their Bitcoin logo to a crying $BOBO icon, symbolizing the losses ('rekt') experienced by bearish investors. $BOBO's market capitalization finally surpassed the $100 million milestone, marking a significant achievement for the meme coin. The cryptocurrency's comparison to PEPE highlights its initial underestimation by the market. Despite skepticism, $BOBO's listing on Binance was perceived as bearish, while its price action became viewable on Coinbase, indicating increasing mainstream acceptance. Both Binance and Coinbase have integrated $BOBO into their platforms, offering chart and price information, as well as purchase guides, though official listing is pending. This surge in attention and adoption suggests a growing trend of viral meme coins capturing the interest of the cryptocurrency community.
Same people fading $PEPE are fading $BOBO. Study. 📖 https://t.co/urMZUeulGZ
$BOBO holders increased by +134 in the past 24 hours. Both @binance and @coinbase have added $BOBO onto their websites. They added the chart/price info, and how to buy guides. Not listed….yet 👀. @Stocktwits also updated the chart on their $BOBO page. #BITCOIN is down a… https://t.co/0u3q5rdpiV https://t.co/JHzVc88inl
imagine fading the most viral meme we've seen to come out of this cycle yet. Couldnt be me
