Black Bull, English name The Black Bull, trading code $ANSEM. At the evening of June 28, its market cap surged to $100 million. From $8 million on June 27 to $100 million on June 28—within less than 48 hours, a nearly 400x run. Another KOL-concept coin myth on the Solana chain.

Who is this coin meant to pump? Crypto Twitter’s big-name figure Ansem—real name Zion Thomas—his X account is @blknoiz06. The title “The Solana Guy” is one he earned himself. Ansem built an ecosystem in the Bullpen project, and he tweets frequently—he’s someone you can’t avoid in Solana meme culture.

At this point, the story of ANSEM: the developer directly transferred about 65% of the token supply, plus creator fees, to Ansem’s wallet. The community then took over the project; it’s clearly stated on the official website blackbullsol.com that it is an experimental project and has no affiliation with Ansem himself. But the traffic has already poured in—there are dedicated remakes on TikTok, and a standard script for KOL-concept coins.

You know the script for meme coins. The faster it pumps, the faster it dumps. For this kind of coin, 30% 24-hour volatility is normal—there are more stories of going to zero. Liquidity and holder concentration are major risks; with 65% locked up, one wallet’s sell-off can blow a big hole in the chart.

Check the contract address yourself on DexScreener or Birdeye for the latest data before deciding whether to watch or not. 9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump. The chain is Solana, and it mainly runs on PumpSwap.

DYOR—use spare money only, don’t go all-in.