Shock! News! Queen Elizabeth of England Dies: This Meme Coin Up 28,000 Percent!

Queen Elizabeth II of England has died at the age of 96. Witnessing nearly a century, the Queen became Britain's longest reigning monarch.

Has The Queen Invested In Cryptocurrencies?

After the Queen's death, her 73-year-old son, Charles, took the throne and became King of England. Earlier, the news that the Queen of England Elizabeth II expressed an interest in cryptocurrencies created a great stir within the blockchain community in 2020. After sending the sixth edition of the British Blockchain Association magazine to the queen, she received a letter of thanks from the queen. It made headlines when an important figure like the Queen noticed the industry in its infancy. When we review historical data, no member of the royal family has so far issued a public statement or message of support regarding cryptocurrencies.

The Queen was ranked 372nd on The Sunday Times Rich List published in 2020. According to The Times, Queen II. Elizabeth has a net worth of around £350 million. This figure makes Elizabeth the wealthiest member of the Royal family by far. Forbes announced that the total net worth of the entire British monarchy is approximately £725 billion. There is no evidence or explanation that members of the royal family are investing in cryptocurrencies. The Queen's response to the British Blockchain Association magazine caught the attention last year. However, some scammers did not hesitate to use the names of royals in their fake projects. For example, in one case of fraud, the project developers Prince Harry, Duke of Sussexand his Duchess, Megan Marklein, who said he supported the project, disappeared with the investors' money.

Queen Elizabeth Inu Launches To The Moon!

After the death of the Queen, the cryptocurrency market was flooded with interesting meme coins yesterday. According to current data, opportunists have not been idle and over 40 queen-themed meme coins have been launched. In particular, the coins using names such as Queen Elizabeth Inu, Queen Elizabeth Coin, Sprit of Elizabeth II were astonishing. Over 30 meme coins have been created on Binance Smart Chain (BSC).

Interestingly, the BSC-based Queen Elizabeth Inu is up 28,000 percent in the last 24 hours. A queen-themed NFT collection has also been launched on the leading NFT platform Open Sea. According to experts, these tokens will not have a long life and they jumped out thanks to 'pump&dump'.