$BTC

The meme coin that suddenly exploded on the Solana chain — PTB coin, short for Pump The Bitcoin. PTB is a pure meme coin that was just launched in mid-December 2025. Its logo features a bull wearing sunglasses aggressively pushing the Bitcoin symbol, with a simple and straightforward slogan: Pump The Bitcoin! The issuer has directly locked the liquidity, burned all team tokens, and launched it fairly. As soon as it went live, it captured market sentiment — Bitcoin broke the $100,000 mark, and everyone wanted to pump it again. PTB took advantage of this momentum and skyrocketed. Within a few days, PTB increased by over 300 times, with the highest market cap reaching $200 million, and Dexscreener's popularity remained in the top three. The community is filled with jokes about pumping it harder, with Twitter and Telegram constantly buzzing, and retail investors FOMOing in, with trading volume once exploding to an average of several hundred million dollars per day. Many people bought in at low prices, making ten to twenty times profit and posting their gains everywhere. Now the price has retraced 60% from its peak, with a market cap remaining at over $70 million. Bitcoin is still fluctuating at high levels, and PTB's popularity has decreased a bit, but some in the community are still holding on, betting that BTC can reach a new high and bring some momentum. Frankly, this coin has no real use case; it is purely driven by the sentiment of pumping Bitcoin. Its rise and fall depend entirely on the overall market and community confidence. My opinion: PTB is a typical meme rollercoaster; such explosive products tend to come out towards the end of a bull market. It's fine to play with small amounts for short-term gains, but make sure to exit quickly and don't treat it as a long-term investment. The risks are enormous, and it could collapse at any moment.
Advice: Don't chase highs; try small positions at lower levels during pullbacks, and make sure to set profit-taking and stop-loss levels properly.
$PTB
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