So, here’s the thing: the universe, in its infinite wisdom (or perhaps sheer boredom), decided to throw a curveball at us by taking away not one, but two generational icons—Hulk Hogan and Ozzy Osbourne. And what did the internet do? Oh, just the most predictable thing ever: it turned their legacies into memecoins. Because, you know, nothing says “respect” like speculating on the value of a digital token named after someone who’s just passed away. 😢💰
Terry Bollea, aka Hulk Hogan, the man who could leg drop a bear and still look fabulous, shuffled off this mortal coil after a heart attack. Meanwhile, Ozzy Osbourne, the Prince of Darkness who somehow survived a career in heavy metal and a reality TV show, finally called it quits at 76. RIP, you glorious lunatics. 🤘✨
Memecoins: Because Grief Needs a Blockchain
In the wake of their departures, memecoins inspired by these legends went absolutely bonkers. Hulkamania (HULK), a Wrapped Ethereum token, shot up a mind-boggling 122,000%, because apparently, the crypto world needed a new way to say, “We miss you, brother!” Meanwhile, The Mad Man (OZZY) token pumped over 16,800%, proving that even in death, Ozzy can still make a killing. 🤑💀
Hulk Hogan, the most famous wrestler since, well, ever, dominated the WWF (now WWE) in the 80s and 90s. His career spanned decades, from body-slamming opponents to starring in movies that made us question our life choices. Ozzy, on the other hand, sold 75 million albums with Black Sabbath, which is impressive, considering he probably forgot half the lyrics. 🎤🤘
The crypto industry, never one to miss a bandwagon, paid tribute in the most crypto way possible: by creating tokens. Hulkamania (HULK) surged 2,000% after Hogan allegedly promoted it on his X account, though he later claimed it wasn’t him. Classic Hogan move—deny, deny, leg drop. Meanwhile, Ozzy’s CryptoBatz NFTs became hotter than a mosh pit, with fans scrambling to own a piece of digital bat-eating history. 🦇🖼️
Another Hogan Token? Oh, Brother!
Let’s not forget the Solana-based HULKAMANIA (HULK) token, which launched last June and recently surged over 2,000%. Despite reaching a market cap of $500,000, it’s still far from its peak of $18.8 million. But hey, who’s counting? Not Hulk, that’s for sure. 💪💸
FOMO: The Real MVP
Most people bought these memecoins because of good old FOMO and a dash of emotional trading. As one crypto analyst put it, “It’s sad how quickly people turn grief into a trading opportunity.” But let’s be honest, if there’s one thing the internet loves more than memes, it’s making a quick buck off them. 🤡📈
“It’s sad how quickly people turn grief into a trading opportunity.”
This isn’t the first time the crypto world has gone meme-crazy after a celebrity’s death. O.J. Simpson and Henry Kissinger also got their own memecoins, because why not? If there’s one thing we’ve learned, it’s that the internet never misses a chance to monetize nostalgia—or morbid curiosity. 🕳️💸
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