The new market coin “Super Inu (Super Inu·SI)” based on the Solana blockchain surpassed a market cap of $23 million (about 32.2 billion won) as of May 28, showing a record‑breaking rise. Its price moved about 37.6% higher over 24 hours, and short‑term trading volume reached $3.3 million (≈4.5 billion won). After hitting its peak market cap, the coin fell to $17 million (≈2.31 billion won), with a decline of about $6 million (≈810 million won) from the previous day.
Super Inu is a tokenized coin listed on the Solana ecosystem. It has a structure that supplies liquidity through a trading pair (S/I/NVDAX) based on NVIDIA’s tokenized stock, NVDAX. NVDAX refers to NVIDIA’s tokenized share traded on the xStocks platform, so in such a pair the prices of the coin and the share can move together.
On May 24, Super Inu also crossed $12 million in market cap, but later fell to $8.1 million. At that time its price surged 120% with a trading volume of $10.2 million (≈13.8 billion won). The current volume of $3.3 million is lower than the previous day, and together with the sharp change in market cap, the shift in size and liquidity can be seen as structural factors that influence price.
Markets use market value derived from token price and trading volume to gauge activity; however, even if the market cap grows, it does not necessarily mean that more actual tradeable quantity or depth exists. No clear forecast of whether Super Inu will rise again or fall is given, so investors should watch for volatility.