$CaliCoin: "Cyborg" Conceived Meme Coin, Hits $30 Million Market Cap

Launched just hours ago, CaliCoin was created by Nathan Copeland, a man who’s been making headlines in brain-computer interface (BCI) technology. Copeland, who has been paralyzed since a car accident in 2004, has worked with researchers for over a decade. Using brain implants to control a robotic arm with his thoughts, he calls himself a cyborg. Now, he’s joined the crypto world in an impressive way, mixing digital art, internet culture, and blockchain.

Like many meme coins, CaliCoin took off fast, shooting to a $30 million market cap in just two hours before settling at around $12.5 Million. Right now, it’s trading at $0.0098, with $725K in liquidity. The price has been bouncing between $0.010 (support) and $0.020 (resistance), showing signs of a possible breakout, but also some warning signs of a bearish shift.

Opinions on the coin are all over the place. Some traders see potential, while others worry about low liquidity and high volatility. A safety score of 40/100 suggests it’s a risky bet, but with over 206,000 transactions already, there’s no shortage of interest.