Is this the best crypto of 2024? The Keanu Reeves-themed meme coin, Keanu (KNU), has hit Solana harder than a John Wick uppercut. Via a fair launch, it completed the Pump.fun bonding curve in a matter of minutes, quickly migrating to Raydium and maintaining the momentum. 

A near-40,000% day-one skyrocket sent a shockwave through the market, with an eventual surge to a market cap over $6 million before early investors inevitably took massive profits. Since then, Keanu’s price action has continued the momentum. 

Today’s headline news is that Keanu has launched the world’s first schizophrenic AI. Flicking between the soothing humility and calmness of Keanu and the intense aggression of John Wick, it seems destined to go viral. And we are already seeing retail investors—a huge and often untapped capital stream—being brought into the fray. 

Why Keanu’s schizo AI is a gamechanger

Yesterday, Keanu launched its very own AI agent, and it’s already causing quite the stir in the community—let’s face it, who wouldn’t want to chat to our boy, Keanu? AI agents have become a red-hot trend in this cycle, with Goatseus Maximus (GOAT) a great example of how this tech can transform a regular Pump.fun project into a viral sensation. 

And while GOAT’s obscure, goatse-themed doctrine has established a large and loyal cult, Keanu has all the makings of a full-blown religion. The project does have five commandments after all, and if it’s half as popular as Jesus Christ, it ought to be quite the coin.

Absolutely everyone is free to get involved and test the new Keanu bot, but intriguingly, isn’t just a classic sh*tposting savage—it’s out to make crypto more wholesome, by any means necessary. 

In default ‘Keanu mode,’ the AI will spot and reward positive community engagement, drop tokens to killer Keanu content creators, promote unity without any of that soppy cringe, and deliver all of this wrapped in that signature package of Keanu wisdom.

However, even more killer is its other mode: John Wick. The second it spots a bad actor—no, not Nick Cage—it will descend on them like a caffeinated Terminator, turning scammers and trolls into nothing more than target practice, with pencil-sharp precision. 

Fundamentally, this is an incredibly cool and unique project, and we can’t wait to see the outputs in the coming days. And for investors, it’s sure to help build the hype and—crucially—the buying pressure. 

Crypto’s new golden boy: Why Keanu has Dogecoin-level credentials

A new bipolar AI would be exciting enough, but this is Keanu goddamn Reeves. This isn’t just another stale Shiba or multi-colored frog—it’s the third most popular person in America, and frankly, it’s remarkable he didn’t already have his own coin incarnation. 

As a result, Keanu’s ceiling isn’t just capped in line with most of the 500,000 tokens that get minted on Solana each month. Instead, it has all the hallmarks of a coin that could genuinely bridge the divide between degens and the normies.

With Dogecoin now branding an entire US government department, meme coins have saturated every element of our culture, but most people don’t own any cryptocurrency—60% of Americans in fact, where crypto adoption is abnormally high versus other countries. 

Meme coins offer a unique simplicity that tech-laden utility coins can’t match, and with Keanu’s distinctive image embellishing every token, you can be sure that the crypto-curious might be about to bag their first-ever coin. 

Given Keanu’s early price action, and the likelihood of major retail buy-ins, it’s no surprise that degens are currently chowing down on red pills like they’re Neo himself. 

For more information, visit the Keanu official website.