Trump Family Endorses WLFI! SPSC Meme Coin Soars 130%, Founder’s Famous Quote Comes True

US President Trump Family-Linked World Liberty Financial to Invest in SPSC Meme Coin, Fueling 130% Price Surge. The token draws inspiration from WLFI co-founder Chase Herro’s controversial 2018 statement: “Even if the content is lowbrow, if the story is real, it can sell for $1 billion.”

Herro’s Iconic Quote Inspires SPSC Meme Coin

(Source: Trading View)

WLFI co-founder Chase Herro once made a provocative statement, claiming that even canned excrement could be sold to the right audience; now, that statement is being put to the test. Reports say SPSC was created to honor Herro, who stated in 2018 that even if the content is lowbrow (the original phrase’s abbreviation is SPSC), if the story is real, it could sell for “$1 billion.”

This highly controversial statement was originally an exaggerated metaphor Herro used to illustrate the power of narrative marketing, but the crypto community took it literally, creating a real token to test the theory. The very creation of SPSC is a satire of the absurdity of the crypto market: a token based on the concept of “lowbrow content,” surging over 140% in hours solely due to its Trump team connection and the founder’s famous quote.

In a sense, SPSC represents meme coin culture at its extreme. It offers no technological innovation, real-world utility, or economic value—purely tokenizing a cultural meme. Yet it’s this pure absurdity and Trump ecosystem connection that drew massive speculative capital within a short time. This validates Herro’s original argument: in the crypto market, narrative matters more than utility.

WLFI Endorsement Triggers 130% Surge

On Monday, US President Donald Trump’s family-linked crypto project WLFI announced it would invest in the “Sht Pss Skin Can” meme coin—according to DEX Screener data, this caused the token’s price to briefly surge at least 143%. “Buy $SPSC, because the people in the trenches have finally found faith in the $1 meme,” WLFI posted on its official X account. “If they’re going to issue a coin to commemorate our WLFI co-founder… we’re definitely buying.”

Herro subsequently reposted this with a canned food emoji, a subtle but clear endorsement that further drove SPSC’s price higher. The meme coin surged following the post before pulling back. As of now, its daily gain stands at 130%, trading at around $0.0063 with a market cap of roughly $6.8 million.

Why is WLFI’s endorsement so effective? First, WLFI itself has direct ties to the Trump family, and this political halo effect is a powerful draw in the crypto market. Trump-related crypto projects, including the TRUMP and MELANIA meme coins, have seen explosive growth over the past year, proving the “Trump narrative” is highly attractive to crypto investors.

Second, WLFI currently manages over $7.4 billion in assets, with $7.1 billion held as WLFI tokens. This massive fund size means any endorsement has a material impact. Even if WLFI invests only a small fraction of its assets into SPSC, for a small meme coin with a $6.8 million market cap, it could cause a huge price spike.

Three Major Market Effects of WLFI Endorsement

Trump Halo Effect: Ties to the presidential family bring political narrative value to SPSC

Scale of Capital: $7.4 billion in assets under management suggests deep potential buy-side support

Community Sentiment Surge: Official endorsement triggers FOMO, causing retail investors to pile in

However, according to Arkham data, if the WLFI team truly intends to buy SPSC tokens, there’s currently no sign of accumulation. This inconsistency has raised market doubts: Is WLFI’s endorsement a genuine investment intention, or just market manipulation for hype?

SPSC Community Positioning and WLFI Ecosystem Links

SPSC is a Solana-based meme coin created in early November via Bonk.fun token launch platform. The SPSC community—including traders like @MarcellxMarcell, known for deep meme coin trading—has positioned the token as part of the WLFI ecosystem, partly because its main trading pair is WLFI’s USD1 stablecoin.

This ecosystem connection is key to SPSC gaining WLFI’s attention. In the crypto market, associating with major projects is an important strategy for small tokens to gain exposure and liquidity. By making USD1 its primary trading pair, the SPSC community cleverly tied itself to the WLFI ecosystem. When WLFI’s official team noticed this link, they chose to publicly endorse rather than ignore it—likely a strategic move to consolidate their own ecosystem.

Bonk.fun, the issuance platform, is also noteworthy. It specializes in quickly launching and issuing meme coins on Solana, lowering technical barriers. SPSC’s creator was able to tokenize Herro’s quote in just a few steps; this low-barrier environment fuels meme coin culture. However, it also means anyone can easily create similar tokens, so SPSC’s long-term value depends entirely on maintaining community hype and its WLFI connection.

Trading data shows SPSC’s liquidity is concentrated on Solana DEXs, making its price extremely sensitive to large trades. With a $6.8 million market cap, even trades of several hundred thousand dollars can trigger sharp volatility. This extreme volatility is typical of meme coins—offering high-risk, high-reward opportunities for speculators, but also posing huge risks of loss for ordinary investors.

Warning Signs from the Meme Coin Speculation Frenzy

SPSC’s rapid surge is a microcosm of the current meme coin speculation frenzy. In this market, fundamental analysis is almost meaningless—narrative, community sentiment, and celebrity endorsements drive everything. A token based on the “canned excrement” concept can surge 143% in hours, perfectly illustrating the speculative nature of today’s market.

For investors, SPSC offers an extreme case study. It validates Herro’s point: in crypto, if the story is compelling enough, even the most absurd concept can attract capital. However, tokens that rely purely on narrative are extremely fragile—once the hype fades or negative news emerges, the price can collapse just as quickly.

From a risk management perspective, trading meme coins like SPSC requires extreme caution. While a 130% gain is tempting, the same volatility means equivalent downside risk. WLFI’s endorsement may provide short-term momentum, but it doesn’t offer long-term value support. Investors should treat such trades as high-risk speculation and only invest what they can afford to lose entirely.