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Elon Musk Meme Coins Plummet as Safer Diversified Meme Index ICO Nears $4M
The Meme Index ($MEMEX) has now raised over $3.6 million in its presale and is nearing $4 million in total funding.
Meme Index’s latest funding milestone comes amid the crash of several Elon Musk-themed tokens on Solana, following Tesla’s CEO reverting to his actual title on X.
Traders who bought the tokens when Musk changed his handle saw huge returns, but those that came in late may have lost considerably, as the prices of the tokens have dropped like a lead balloon.
Such deep losses may have been avoided if an investor’s exposure wasn’t limited to just a few tokens but instead spread across a basket of other meme coins, as provided by Meme Index.
By joining the current funding stage, with Meme Index on its way to $4 million, buyers can snag $MEMEX at the price of $0.0161637 per token – available for just the next 24 hours.
Elon Musk’s ‘Harry Bolz’ stunt was short-lived – Meme Index baskets offer a wiser approach
On Tuesday, the world’s richest man changed his X handle to “Harry Bōlz” in what may be the biggest troll of the century, offering no explanation beyond a possible callback to his 2023 name-change stunt or a nod to Edward Coristine, a staffer tied to Musk’s government efficiency initiative, who goes by the moniker “Huge Balls” and is known as such online.
Elon Musk changed his name to Harry Bōlz as an epic troll.
I definitely voted for this.pic.twitter.com/26rLbML7Fd
— Steve
(@SteveLovesAmmo) February 11, 2025
Following this, Musk followers launched two Solana-based meme coins inspired by the new moniker, $HarryBolz and $HARRYBOLZ. Both saw huge price surges of 1,092% and 38,445%, respectively.
Indeed, one trader reportedly turned a $156 investment into $52,000 after the spike.
However, the gains these two meme coins ran up were short-lived, as both plummeted after Musk changed his handle back to his actual name on X.
Consequently, $HarryBolz, which reached a market cap of over $8 million, has now fallen to $58,000, while $HARRYBOLZ, which peaked at nearly $25 million, is now down to $484,000.

It’s likely that those who tried to time the pump at its peak have lost massively. But this is typical in meme coin investing, especially with micro-cap tokens.
While some tokens might ultimately rise to the top of the meme coin rankings – like Pump.fun phenomena such as Fartcoin ($FARTCOIN), Goatseus Maximus ($GOAT), and others – many more never make it past the shadows.
That’s why the smart approach to meme coin investing is not to bet on just one or two assets but to spread your exposure across multiple tokens.
One of them could easily be the next $FARTCOIN or $GOAT, and despite the drops among other tokens in the index, the overall value of the Meme Index investor’s portfolio may still soar to the moon.
Meme Index has an index for every meme coin investor
Meme Index offers an index for every risk profile of a meme coin investor, ranging from the typical risk-taker to the most extreme.
For example, the Meme Index features the Meme Titan Index, which is suited for those seeking exposure to the top meme coins – coins with at least a billion-dollar market cap.
Risk increases with the Moonshot Index, which includes meme coins with market caps between $250 million and $1 billion. These tokens are more volatile, but with a strong cult following, they might soon be categorized in the previous index.
Next is the Midcap Index, designed for individuals who are prepared to take more risk in order to potentially pocket returns of 20x or more, should they surpass the billion-dollar mark.
With market caps ranging from $50 million to $250 million, that is entirely possible.
Finally, the Meme Frenzy Index might include tokens like $HARRYBOLZ and $HarryBolz. These tokens have huge growth potential – if they manage to attract and hold a large following.
However, all of these indexes carry risk. Not all tokens move in tandem, despite what many external observers believe – that all assets in the sector move in unison, often following Bitcoin‘s course.
By diversifying across the full index, there’s the potential for substantial gains, but with much more controlled risk.
What role does $MEMEX play and where to get it?
Now, the question is: What’s the point of having a presale for a meme coin index? The answer is that the Meme Index is exclusive to presale buyers of $MEMEX, the native token of the family of indices.
Only those who hold $MEMEX tokens can access investments in these indexes. But along with that, they also have the chance to tweak these indexes as they see fit.
Since $MEMEX is a governance token, holders have the power to vote on the broader community’s decisions regarding the structure of the index.
There’s no better way to safeguard yourself from the wild volatility of the meme coin sector while still bracing for potential gains than with the Meme Index.
Head to the Meme Index website now, connect a wallet (e.g. Best Wallet), and buy $MEMEX using USDT, ETH, BNB, or a bank card.
Newly acquired $MEMEX tokens can grow passively with an unbeatable staking APY.
Meme Index has been audited by trusted companies Coinsult and SolidProof, ensuring the security of the platform’s smart contract.
Stay updated by joining the Meme Index community on Telegram and X.
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(@SteveLovesAmmo) February 11, 2025