Peanut the Squirrel (PNUT) Soars 1,400% in a Week: Elon Musk’s Tweet Fuels Meme Coin Frenzy

Peanut the Squirrel (PNUT) has skyrocketed over 1,400% in the past week, becoming one of the hottest meme coins in the market. This surge has been fueled by Elon Musk’s endorsement and a growing community of supporters. PNUT’s trading volume surpassed that of Shiba Inu and even reached 20% of Dogecoin’s volume, making it a force to be reckoned with in the meme coin space.

Binance Faces Backlash for Listing Peanut the Squirrel Meme Coin: Is it Pump and Dump?

Binance has come under fire for listing Peanut the Squirrel (PNUT/USD), a meme coin on Solana (SOL/USD) inspired by the late social media pet squirrel Peanut, whose unexpected death triggered a surge in related tokens. Critics accuse Binance of capitalizing on high-risk, low-liquidity coins, while others have profited from the volatility. This controversy raises questions about Binance’s listing practices and investor protection in the cryptocurrency market.

Squirrel Sensation ‘Peanut’ Executed by New York State: A Gutfeld! Take on Government Overreach

Fox News host Greg Gutfeld and his panel discuss the controversial execution of a beloved internet squirrel, ‘Peanut,’ by New York state officials, highlighting the incident as a prime example of government overreach and a stark contrast between left and right ideologies. The panel questions the rationale behind the raid, the execution, and the state’s focus on trivial matters while overlooking more pressing issues like crime and homelessness.

Elon Musk Slams Biden Administration Over Euthanized Squirrel ‘Peanut’ Calling It a ‘Mindless and Heartless Killing Machine’

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has joined the chorus of online voices criticizing the euthanasia of Peanut, a beloved pet squirrel that had become an internet sensation. Following the animal’s death, Musk accused the Biden administration of being a ‘mindless and heartless killing machine,’ prompting widespread outrage and debate about the handling of the situation by New York state authorities.

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