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- GREEN CULT $GC is a Solana meme coin, with a contract and price info on Dexscreener.
Solana meme coins, where hype can turn into moonshots overnight, a simple tweet can set the community ablaze. That's exactly what happened when @baoskee, the self-proclaimed "VC-killer" behind daos.fun, dropped a cryptic "very interesting…." in response to a post from @7VoMercy. If you're new to this space, meme coins are those fun, community-driven cryptocurrencies often inspired by internet jokes or viral trends, like Dogecoin or newer Solana favorites. But let's break down what this exchange means and why it's got everyone talking about Green Cult ($GC).

The original post that caught baoskee's eye comes from Mercy, who's deeply involved with icm.run, a platform focused on Internet Capital Markets on Solana. Mercy casually mentioned, "Maybe we’ll acquire a community lead one after launch." For those unfamiliar, a "community lead" in crypto typically refers to a key figure or influencer who rallies and grows a

- Baoskee's bio links to daos.fun, a platform for launching AI agents or DAOs on Solana.
project's online following—think of them as the hype architects who turn a token into a cultural phenomenon. Acquiring one post-launch could signal big plans for community expansion, especially in the competitive meme coin arena where engagement is everything.

Baoskee's understated reaction? Just those three dots after "very interesting…." But in crypto Twitter (or X, as it's now called), brevity often packs the biggest punch. Posted on September 9, 2025, this tweet quickly racked up likes, replies, and speculation. Replies poured in like "$GC green cult," "Green cult coded?," and "cult," pointing straight to Green Cult ($GC), a fresh Solana-based meme token that's been gaining traction. With a market cap hovering around $130K and trading at about $0.0001305 per token, $GC embodies the "green cult" vibe—perhaps a nod to eco-friendly memes or just pure, unadulterated cult-like community fervor. Its contract address is 3rpL2P5jwr9474snZMbjNRndYTZBy2kSDrZof8qQdaos, and it's already seen some impressive pumps, with one VIP call reportedly turning it into a 3x gainer.

So, what's the connection? Baoskee's affiliation with daos.fun, a platform that lets users launch AI agents or DAOs (Decentralized Autonomous Organizations—basically, community-governed entities run on blockchain smart contracts) in one click on Solana's AI capital market, adds layers to this. Daos.fun is all about democratizing AI and DAO creation, making it easier for meme projects to bootstrap communities without traditional VC funding. If ICM is eyeing a community lead acquisition, it could tie into launching or boosting something like Green Cult through daos.fun's ecosystem. Imagine an AI-powered DAO rallying $GC holders—sounds like the kind of innovative twist that could propel a meme coin from niche to viral.

The buzz in the replies underscores the excitement. Users are decoding it as a subtle endorsement or insider hint, with phrases like "Bao knows ball" praising baoskee's insight. In the Solana meme coin world, where tokens like BONK have hit billions in market cap, timing and community signals are crucial. Green Cult, with its low entry point and cult-themed branding, fits right into this narrative. Whether this tweet foreshadows a partnership, a launch event, or just organic hype, it's a reminder that in meme tokens, perception often drives price action more than fundamentals.

As someone who's covered the crypto beat from my days at CoinDesk to now curating insights at Meme Insider, I've seen how these micro-moments can lead to macro gains. If you're a blockchain practitioner dipping into memes, keep an eye on $GC—do your own research (DYOR), as always, but this thread is worth watching. Who knows? Baoskee's "very interesting" might just be the spark for the next big Solana story.