Lyle Pratt, co-founder of Nasdaq-listed Vida Global, proposed on X that meme coins could indirectly contribute to a company's treasury via trading fees or licensing deals, creating a flywheel effect. Solana Foundation product lead Vibhu responded by offering to build a meme coin launchpad tied to the company's stock, expressing willingness to assist. Pratt agreed to further discussions. Vida Global (NASDAQ: VIDA) focuses on enterprise AI agent deployment. Following the news, the meme coin CTO, paired with the stock token on Solana-based launchpad Stonk, saw its market cap reach $7.47 million, up 51% in 24 hours, per GMGN data. The conversation highlights the growing intersection between traditional equities and the meme coin ecosystem.
On September 7, Lyle Pratt, co-founder of Nasdaq-listed Vida Global, tossed out an idea: a meme coin might feed a company’s treasury indirectly through trading fees or licensing deals, setting up a flywheel between the token and the business underneath it. He shared the thought on social media platform X.
Vibhu, product lead at the Solana Foundation, answered fast. He said he would build a meme coin launchpad tailored to the company’s stock token and made clear he was willing to help. Pratt shot back that he is open to a deeper conversation about it.
Vida Global (NASDAQ: VIDA) is focused on helping enterprises build, deploy, and sell AI agents at scale. In the market, the meme coin CTO — which uses the stock token as its base on the Solana-based launchpad Stonk — hit a market capitalization of $7.47 million, up 51% over 24 hours, according to GMGN data.
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