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Why Are GameStop And Kitty-Themed Memecoins Trading Higher Today? Read On

 

Why Are GameStop And Kitty-Themed Memecoins Trading Higher Today? Read On





Cryptocurrencies linked to legendary trader Roaring Kitty" surged higher Tuesday on high short interest in meme stock, GameStop Corp. GME.

What Happened: GameStop GME/USD, the Solana SOL/USD-based meme coin that pays tribute to the historic 2021 short squeeze, jumped 10% in the last 24 hours. 

Additionally, Kitty AI KITTY/USD shot up 25%, with a 10% jump in 24-hour trading volumes. 

Both of these memecoins have no fundamental ties to GameStop or Roaring Kitty but are just playing on the speculations of a short squeeze of the meme stock and a possible repetition of the 2021 event.

See Also: Pepe, dogwifhat, Floki Explode Amid Searing Memecoin Rally — Dogecoin, Shiba Inu Rise As Well

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