Today's hot topic, RKC, dropped from a peak of 12m to around 1m, and now it's rebounding to about 4m. This token feels like one worth watching for some strategic plays. Right now, the market isn't betting on the token itself but rather on whether one person will speak up. That person is @TheRoaringKitty. His real name is Keith Gill, known as DeepFuckingValue on Reddit, and he was one of the key figures in the 2021 GME retail investor battle against Wall Street. To many retail investors, he's not just an ordinary KOL (Key Opinion Leader); he's a symbol of "retail fighting back against Wall Street." So when his X account, silent for 16 months, suddenly posted the RKC http://Pump.fun contract address, the market's first reaction was to rush in. But now the situation has flipped: - The tweet was quickly deleted; - The community widely suspects the account was hacked; - Rumors are circulating that his brother might have accessed the account; - On-chain data shows early wallets taking significant profits and exiting. RKC plummeted but didn’t completely die. Why? Because both buyers and sellers are essentially betting on the same thing: Will Roaring Kitty himself come forward and respond? Those bullish on RKC are betting: If he gives even a vague confirmation, RKC could instantly rebound. So RKC isn’t just a typical meme trade right now. It’s more like a secondary market bet on an "identity confirmation event." The current game is: Betting on the next words of a silent influencer.