Two Solana (@solana) memecoins, $SOL-based TROLL and HAROLD, are posting gains while the wider memecoin market stays largely unchanged.

$TROLL rose 7% over the past 24 hours, while $HAROLD advanced 10%. According to CoinGecko, the broader memecoin market showed little movement over the same stretch.

What Are TROLL and HAROLD?

Both tokens run on the Solana blockchain and rank among the smaller names in the memecoin space. Coinbase describes TROLL as a memecoin drawing on internet trolling culture, intended for entertainment and community engagement.

HAROLD takes its theme from the "Hide the Pain Harold" meme. CoinMarketCap's listing for the Solana-based token says it was inspired by internet figure Harold "Hide the Pain" and aims to celebrate the humor of awkward moments. The same listing shows a maximum supply of 1 billion HAROLD tokens.

The meme originates with András Arató, a Hungarian engineer. Crypto Briefing reports that his stock photos began circulating online around 2011 after users added captions to his forced smile. Several Solana tokens reference the same meme, including a separate $PAIN token, so traders should verify contract addresses before interacting with any of them.

Market Context

Gains of this size in a flat market are not unusual for low-liquidity tokens, where relatively modest trading volume can move prices sharply. Price data for both tokens varies across aggregators and changes quickly. Readers should check live figures on a market data provider before drawing conclusions.

Memecoins are highly speculative and can experience extreme volatility. Always do your own research and never invest more than you can afford to lose.

Sources

Coinbase: TROLL price and token overview

CoinMarketCap: Harold (HAROLD) on Solana

Crypto Briefing: Meme coin chronicles, Hide the Pain Harold

Source: bsc.news. Adapted by NBTC.