What top creators are saying about Troll(TROLL)

An 'OG meme' that is believed to have the potential to return to its previous highs of a $260 million market cap.

Has experienced a 2.73% decline over 24 hours with lower liquidity and volume, suggesting it may be a 'bag holding' risk due to decreased attention.

Considered a 'no-brainer' from a risk/reward perspective due to a highly active community and persistent volume despite a 90% drop from its all-time high, suggesting significant upside potential.

New entry showing strong smart money netflow.

Its price dropping from a $180M to $90M market cap is used as evidence that capital is leaving the meme coin sector and the market is 'cooked' for now.

Mentioned favorably for its strong community and brand.

The acquisition of exclusive IP rights is seen as a 'huge deal' that adds significant credibility and legitimacy, giving the token 'billion dollar upside' and drawing comparisons to the successful setup of Pepe (PEPE).

Similar to Kida, the recent pullback is considered a 'buying opportunity' to enter into a 'really, really strong trend.'

The token pulled back but is holding a 'really, really strong' long-term trend, making the dip a potential buying opportunity.

Considered extremely bullish due to its timeless, globally recognizable meme status (similar to Doge or Pepe) and its alignment with the Pump.fun platform, which is incentivized to support its success.

Used as an example of a meme coin that recently ran to a $200 million market cap, illustrating the potential for high returns in the altcoin market. Not a specific endorsement to buy.

The coin surged 60% to a $200 million market cap, described as the 'fastest runner' seen in months, highlighting high-return opportunities in the meme coin space.

TROLL hit an all-time high at $190M market cap, signaling strong momentum.

An OG meme coin on SOL with a $110 million market cap, highlighted as one to 'keep an eye on'.