The market cap of SLINK, a meme coin on Robinhood Chain, briefly collapsed to $1.6 million and is now around $1.5 million, following Neuralink co-founder Shıvon Zilis's public endorsement of the ShivoLink project. The project involves multiple Neuralink implant recipients sharing an X account to post via brain-computer interface. Elon Musk also responded to a related tweet, drawing community attention. Odaily warns users about the high volatility of meme coins and the unconfirmed relationship between SLINK and the official ShivoLink project, urging caution.
SLINK Market Cap Crashes
GMGN data shows SLINK, a meme coin on Robinhood Chain, briefly saw its market cap fall to $1.6 million. Now it sits around $1.5 million. The token’s story is tied to ShivoLink, a social experiment backed by Neuralink that links multiple Neuralink implant recipients to one X account, letting them publish content through a brain-computer interface.
Shıvon Zilis, Neuralink co-founder, openly showed support for the project. Then Elon Musk replied to a related tweet, which pulled in community attention. But Odaily warns users that meme coin prices are highly volatile, and the connection between SLINK and the official ShivoLink project has not been confirmed. So users should stay cautious and keep asset safety in mind.
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