TechFlame reports that Carlos Ramirez, the creator of the classic online meme “Trollface,” said he had “no interest” in participating in meme coins based on his own creations and issued on the Solana chain because the capitalist nature of the crypto industry interferes with artistic expression. However, he also ruled out the possibility of taking legal action against the token, although he appeared to have promoted another Troll token earlier this year and this Tuesday. Carlos Ramirez said he “regularly” receives token share offers from Trollface-related meme token projects, and said, “If I can't sell, this money makes no sense to me; but if I sell it, it's going to crash the market. And frankly, I don't want to be responsible for someone else's financial bankruptcy.” Over the past two weeks, Meme Coin Troll's price has soared by more than 1,050%, and its market capitalization has risen from $16.12 million to over $184 million. According to CoinGecko data, it has become the 32nd largest meme coin in the world, surpassing MooDeng, Aura, and Melania coins in market capitalization.