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Meme Coins Rally After Trump's Cryptic 'Bela' Post
ByAinvest
Monday, Aug 18, 2025 7:31 am ET1min read
President Donald Trump's cryptic "Bela" post has spawned a bunch of memecoins, with Solana-based Bela surging 184% in 24 hours and a market capitalization of $245,000. The post followed a high-stakes summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin and sparked speculation about its meaning. Meme coins involve significant risk and are driven by market sentiment and social media trends.
In a move reminiscent of his past cryptic tweets, President Donald Trump's recent "Bela" post on Truth Social has sparked a surge in memecoins, notably the Solana-based Bela token. The post, which followed a high-stakes summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin, has left the internet guessing about its meaning [1].The Bela token, a meme coin, has seen an impressive 184% increase in value over 24 hours, with a market capitalization of $245,000. Memecoins are known for their volatility and are often driven by market sentiment and social media trends [2].
The "Bela" post has led to various interpretations, with some speculating it could be a typo, a coded message, or a reference to something larger. The term "bela" translates to "beautiful" in Italian, but its connection to the President's post remains unclear [1].
Meme coins are high-risk, high-reward investments that are often used for speculative trading. They are not backed by any underlying asset and can experience significant price fluctuations based on social media buzz and market sentiment [3].
The rise of the Bela token underscores the influence of social media on financial markets. While meme coins can provide significant returns, investors should be cautious and aware of the risks involved in these highly volatile assets.
References:
[1] The Hill via Yahoo. (2025, July 01). Trump ‘bela’ post is new ‘covfefe,’ stirs Newsom into action. Retrieved from https://search.yahoo.com/search?fr2=p:fp,m:tn,ct:all,kt:org,pg:1,stl:txt,b:&fr=fp-tts&p=Bela
[2] Benzinga. (2025, July 01). Trump Posts 'Bela' Online And Gets People Wondering If It Is The New 'Covfefe' — Newly Spawned Crypto Tokens Rally. Retrieved from https://www.benzinga.com/news/25/07/25115880/trump-posts-bela-online-and-gets-people-wondering-if-it-is-the-new-covfefe-newly-spawned-crypto-tokens-rally
[3] CryptoSlate. (2025, July 01). Polymarket traders go all-in on Trump saying Zelensky during Putin meeting but shunning Bitcoin. Retrieved from https://cryptoslate.com/polymarket-traders-go-all-in-on-trump-saying-zelensky-during-putin-meeting-but-shunning-bitcoin/
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