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The speed at which interest in unofficial meme coins can spread was demonstrated once again by DESSA on November 1. The key point is not the size of the gain itself, but whether its market cap can keep pace.

Data shows that DESSA rose about 68% in 24 hours on November 1, reaching $0.02654 and ranking among the day’s strongest gainers on CoinGecko’s top 1,000 list. Public reports that same day showed its market cap had surpassed $30.38 million. The background is straightforward: it is an unofficial meme coin on Solana, inspired by Dessa, a voice AI product launched by Jack Dorsey and Block. Its slogan is “Zero books. All yap.” It has no official endorsement.

This was not an isolated move by a single coin. On the same list, dKargo rose about 34% to $0.003346, while Powerledger gained about 25% to $0.07055. The fact that small-cap coins clustered near the top of the gainers list that day suggests that capital rotation favored high-volatility assets, rather than the broader market rising across the board.

Two things need to be distinguished: the 68% gain describes the pace of movement over the past 24 hours, while the $30.38 million market cap describes its current size. The former can easily be wiped out in a day; whether the latter holds is the real test of whether attention has spread from a topic into actual holdings. Unofficial meme coins are inherently highly volatile, so a top spot on the gainers list is better viewed as an observation, not a conclusion about the trend.

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Just my personal opinion; this is not investment advice.

DESSA on Solana shot straight up to a $30.38 million market cap, doubling in half an hour. Did you miss out?

This DESSA surge is all hype around the voice AI from Jack Dorsey’s Block—a completely unofficial meme coin riding the trend.

The overall market sentiment index is only 34,$SOL , and the main asset is still down 0.45%. Hot money is all chasing tiny meme coins and completely ignoring the main chain.

Trend-chasing coins like this are extremely volatile, so I’m staying out for now. If you really want to get involved, wait until the market cap stabilizes and trading volume stops shrinking. Jumping in now would most likely mean catching a falling knife.

Watching the market and putting money in are two different things. If you want to give it a try, use the official entry point to join the limited-time Halloween event. No pressure to buy and no promises about the outcome—it’s entirely your choice.

Would you rather chase a brand-new meme coin like this, or stick with an established leader that already has trading volume? Reply 1 to chase the new one, or 2 to stick with the leader.

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【Market Flash】The voice on the other end of the phone may not be human. Jack Dorsey's Block has launched Dessa, a voice model it calls “the most realistic full-duplex voice model”: it learns to speak simply by listening to human conversations, and can listen and speak at the same time, with emotion and pauses. Could such a humanlike voice become a new tool for scams? Even CZ has its educational applications in his sights. The more technology sounds human, the more vigilant we need to be against fraud. Can you tell an AI phone call from a real one?
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The next stage of voice AI isn’t just about sounding more human—it’s about whether it can run on your own machine.

Block has released Dessa, a new voice model. The company says it is trained entirely on audio, can capture laughter, pauses, and emotion, supports full-duplex listening and speaking, and can run locally on consumer-grade GPUs. This takes real-time conversation one step further from a cloud-based black box toward something deployable and controllable.

What it means: For product teams, local inference could change the trade-offs around latency and privacy. At the intersection of crypto and AI, voice agents that can be deployed locally may be easier to integrate with wallets, customer support, and on-chain notifications—but they also bring permission and accidental-action risks onto users’ devices. The more human these systems become, the more important it is to give them an emergency stop.

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