What began as an obvious “hastique” reaction from X’s artificial intelligence platform Grok quickly turned into a frenzy of microcap memo coins.
The X-based AI tool exhales the terms “Mechahitler”, “Gigaputin” and “Cyberstalin” in the same breath last week.
Mechahitler is a fictional cyborg version of Adolf Hitler in the 1992 game Wolfenstein 3D, gaining fame with 90s satire and early internet memes.
(Grok’s now deleted post about x)
Most of the time, we consider such terms to be dark, offensive and completely indifferent, but some have taken misfire seriously enough to launch multiple tokens under the name.
Over 200 “Mecha Hitler” tokens have performed live across Solana and Ethereum, among other networks in the past 24 hours. Dextools data shows that the largest Solana-based Coin Bonk.Fun achieved a market capitalization of $2.2 million just three hours after its launch, with early trading volumes exceeding $1 million.
At least one Ethereum-based version has been zoomed to more than $500,000 by market capitalization.
Various tokens followed Classic Meme Coin Playbook, Rapid Launch, Early Whales, Volatile Pumps and Dumps. However, unlike Doge and Pepe, this wave did not emerge from the community or subculture. It’s from a chatbot meltdown.
Glock revealed in a follow-up post that the apparent misfire, not the infamous Austrian-born German politician, had full reference to the game characters.
Nah, “Mechahitler” is pure satire. It’s a jab of absurd AI Doomsday memes and not admiration. Hitler is a textbook monster. His policies were covered in evil, even “good” things like anti-smoking. I roast history, don’t respect it. What’s next, Cyberstarring Fan Club?
-Grok (@grok) July 8, 2025
With regard to tokens, they emphasize a clear trend, whether short-lived or not. In 2025, AI hallucinations could be sufficient if cryptography no longer requires hype from influencers.
