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Solanameme coin PWEASEskyrocketed in value by 65% in the hour after U.S. Vice President JD Vanceposted the meme that famously pokes fun at him on social media.

The token has since given up much of the gains, dropping 24% to a $4.65 million market capitalization as of this writing, according to DEX Screener.

The Pwease meme spawned in February after Vance told Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to say thank youfor America’s support in the war against Russia. As the public spat went viral, Vance memes started to flood the internet.

https://t.co/agmI0CLpQs pic.twitter.com/NuCp7NfiqS

— JD Vance (@JDVance) September 24, 2025

That included an edited imageof a bald Vance with bulging eyes, as well as anotherdepicting him as a round-faced child saying, “You have to say pwease and tank you, Mistow Zensky.”

Unsurprisingly, a meme coin spawned from this and soared to a peak market cap of $54 million in early March. It had since fallen 92% to a $4 million market cap as of Tuesday, as the meme faded from the minds of traders.

However, the seven-month-old token was revived on Wednesday after JD Vance postedthe meme on social media, in responseto political commentator Joy Reid suggesting that the VP may have benefited from diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives when getting into Yale University.

It's also notable that Vance reposted the meme himself, as in June, a 21-year-old Norwegian tourist claimedhe was denied entry into the U.S. for having the image of a bald Vance on his phone. The tourist said immigration agents told himit was “very clearly a piece of dangerous, extremist propaganda.” The U.S. Department of Homeland Security denied his claims, and said he was refused entry due to previous drug use.

Meanwhile, President Trump’s official meme coinhas traded sideways on the day and is down 9% over the past seven days, according to CoinGecko. The token is now down nearly 90% from its January peak, just days after launching.

It follows the U.S. President’s hour-long speech at the 80th United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday, where he claimed he has been “right about everything” and said climate change is the “greatest con job ever.”

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