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Following Keith Gill's response to a message on Instagram, Meme Coin BP's market cap surpasses $14 million

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**January 29** — Per GMGN monitoring, Solana meme coin BP saw a short-term market cap surge, hitting a peak of $14 million before settling at $13.5 million currently. Its price stands at ~$0.014, marking a 702% 24-hour gain. The key catalyst for the rally? Keith Gill’s brother, Kevin Gill, who publicly confirmed on Instagram that his pet dog is named “Puppy”—sparking a second leg up in price. This morning, a new account allegedly linked to Keith Gill (Barking Puppy, X: @BPuppy80020) posted related images, triggering community FOMO and pushing BP’s market cap to a brief $10 million high. The account went active shortly after BP’s mint, and Kevin added a link to it in his Instagram bio a week ago. The community views this timeline as a “deliberate setup,” fueling further market excitement. Keith Gill (X: @RoaringKitty) is a prominent U.S. retail investor and social media influencer, best known for leading GameStop’s ($GME) 2021 short squeeze rally. **BlockBeats Note**: Meme coin trading is highly volatile, heavily tied to sentiment and hype, lacks real value or use cases—investors should exercise caution with risks.
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