On May 9, 2025, a dramatic event erupted at the intersection of the global entertainment industry and the crypto world. Rap superstar and fashion pioneer Kanye West (now known as Ye) retweeted a post on the X platform that included the meme coin DYDDY contract Address.

This seemingly casual retweet was like dropping a nuclear bomb in the encryption market, instantly igniting the enthusiasm of speculators. According to data from the on-chain monitoring service OnChain Lens, two investors—let's call them Address A and Address B—quickly took action driven by FOMO (fear of missing out). Address A spent $632,200 to purchase 8.67 million DYDDY, while Address B invested $544,800 to acquire 4.46 million. However, just a few hours later, the price of DYDDY plummeted, with Address A losing $316,700 and Address B suffering an even greater loss of $382,000, bringing the total losses to $698,700.