”Everything is Computer” the meme that exploded on X, formerly Twitter, after President Donald Trump’s comment on Tuesday, has spawned a new memecoin. Everything is Computer, the new memecoin that has its origin in a wild meme swirling on social media, has recorded over $15 million in trading volume in the past 24 hours. Launched on Pump.fun, the token, with ticker IEC, rose to $0.007 on Raydium. It’s creating significant chatter on X and across the Solana ecosystem, with notable action in other pools, including over $4 million on Meteora. ‘Everything is Computer’: Trump started it Trump has helped create an instant meme and it all happened at the White House. On Tuesday, March 11, 2025, the U.S. president expressed his mesmerized self with the phrase “everything is computer,” and it became a global meme, spreading like wildfire on X. It all has to do with what Trump felt was an interior so ‘wow.’ When he entered a Tesla car, as is his fashion, he shared the exuberance in a manner only he can, and a meme was born. Trump: Wow… Everything’s computer pic.twitter.com/LjGoZD4Qk8 — Acyn (@Acyn) March 11, 2025 Not long after, the memecoin space was teeming as “the casino” called for punters. Everything is Computer, the memecoin, like many others taking advantage of the meme cult, exploded. You might also like: Dogelon Mars price prediction: Can ELON start a memecoin rally? Market data shows the Everything is Computer memecoin has retreated from its highs and currently hovers near $0.0028. The $15 million in volume and the $7 million market cap aren’t as high as it would have been a few months ago. Perhaps it’s down to Pump.fun seeing a significant number of memecoin rugs, and the industry still reeling from the LIBRA rugpull . Just a few short months ago Everything Computer would have been a $500M memecoin. — Myles Snider (@myles_cooks) March 13, 2025 But some think EIC can stand out, with its viral meme nature already attracting attention. Can hype push EIC higher or will it fade to join the thousands of other memecoins that pumped and irreversibly dumped on Pump.fun? Read more: Pump.fun volume dropped 63% in February amid high-profile memecoin scams
