In the fast-paced world of crypto Twitter, a single tweet from a big name can spark massive buzz. That's exactly what happened when Ansem, the popular trader known as @blknoiz06, dropped a simple yet powerful statement: "starkware looks good." View the original tweet here.

For those new to the scene, StarkWare is the innovative company behind Starknet, a layer-2 scaling solution for Ethereum. It uses zero-knowledge rollups (ZK-rollups) to make transactions faster and cheaper while keeping security tight. Think of it as a turbocharger for the Ethereum network, helping it handle more activity without clogging up.

Ansem's endorsement isn't just casual chatter. With over 45,000 views and hundreds of interactions in hours, it's clear his words carry weight. The Starknet official account even chimed in with a quick "real," showing community approval. Brother Odin from StarkWare added some hype with "lfggg" (let's f***ing go), complete with an energetic GIF.

But here's where it gets meme-tastic: the replies turned into a shill fest. Crypto enthusiasts and project promoters jumped in, pitching their favorite meme tokens in hopes of catching Ansem's eye. It's a classic move in the meme coin world—ride the wave of a hot topic to gain visibility.

Take Waka Flocka Flame, the rapper-turned-crypto-enthusiast. He replied, "$flocka looks good here ansem," promoting his Base chain token with this quirky image of himself on a Segway.

Not to be outdone, Bunnie hopped in with "how about Bunnie," shilling $BUNNIE on Solana. Walter Cooks pushed $SCF as the ultimate "cult coin" for the masses, emphasizing its tokenized religion vibe.

Then there's ODA DOGE1 hyping $VOLT on Base, claiming it's the top meme for 2025, backed by a short video clip. CHEVROLET revved up $SHITCOIN with a humorous CLI-style roadmap image, predicting a new all-time high.

Jarvis joined the fun with an AI-themed pic, saying “Jarvis, those tits look good. Dm her,” tying into their Solana meme coin. And Official Smol wrapped it up with a funny video, asking for explanations on their $SMOL token antics.

Even Roshi poked fun, telling Ansem to stop posting coins because he always "tops" them—meaning his calls often mark the peak price.

This thread highlights a key dynamic in crypto: influencers like Ansem can spotlight serious tech like StarkWare, but it quickly spirals into meme coin mania. For blockchain practitioners, it's a reminder to dig deeper. StarkWare's tech could revolutionize scaling, but meme coins thrive on hype and community.

If you're eyeing Starknet or its token $STRK, check out their official site starkware.co for the latest. And for meme hunters, threads like this are goldmines for discovering the next viral token—just remember, do your own research (DYOR)!

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