Ever since popular fitness influencer Ashton Hall gave us a glimpse of his 4 am morning routine through a viral video, the internet has caught its fever and cannot seem to stop talking about it.
Netizens have trolled Hall’s super indulgent morning fitness routine that includes dunking his face in ice water, drinking Saratoga Spring Water, and wiping his face with a banana peel.
Now, inspired by the grand act, crypto lovers have turned to pump.fun to do what they do best- create a memecoin, with absolutely no utility or value.
Well, just like the 4 am-9 am schedule of Ashton Hall. oops!
Morning Routine ($ROUTINE) the Solana-based meme coin, launched on 21st March 2025 (4 days ago) has quickly become a sensation by reaching a market cap of $19 million by 23rd March.
“Morning Routine” & “Saratoga” Lead Memecoin Mania This Week!
Following the viral content, the crypto community witnessed the creation of multiple memecoins. As a matter of fact, these meme coins took off immediately and experienced massive price volatility within a short period. The Morning Routine ($ROUTINE) displayed a multi-fold pump to a market cap of $19 million. However, this meme coin has plunged over 70% since then and is currently valued at $0.004901 with a valuation of $5.09 million.
On the other hand, this has resulted in multiple traders minting massive money this week. As per on-chain data, over 100 individuals reportedly minted greater than $10,000 from this volatility over the past 4 days.
Following in the footsteps of $ROUTINE, the Saratoga Spring Water ($SARATOGA) memecoins which are linked to his drink in the viral video have gained significant attention from the crypto space.
Reportedly, by 23rd March, the $SARATOGA meme coin achieved a $3 million market capitalization. However, this memecoin has also experienced a massive pullback and is now valued under $1 million with a trading price of $0.002985.
Conclusion
The video by Ashton Hill was first posted on TikTok in February but it gained overnight fame after it was uploaded on X by a user and as per recent statistics, it has already garnered 667+ million views, sparking off a viral trend.
Memecoins are tricky. While it’s true that they have zero-to-none utility and are, more often than not, hyped by petty scammers trying to scoop some moolah, there is always a Chill Guy or a Peanut memecoin to completely disrupt the industry.
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