Fox News reported a second Jimothy spotted. The team burned over 40% and holds ZERO. This is pure community now.
Real numbers. Real pressure. This is what a community takeover looks like.
From Seattle streets to Solana charts
A real raccoon in Seattle with short spine syndrome went viral in July 2026. Millions of views. Brands jumped on it. Even the White House posted about him. A memecoin was born and ripped to multi-million market caps.
“Fox News reported a second jimothy spotted!”
The sequel is here. Same energy. Same raccoon magic. But this time the team did it right:
The original team said: “Go ahead and create a community on X, I will see it and update the dex.”
This is a blank canvas for the culture. The second Jimothy belongs to whoever shows up.
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Get in before the second Jimothy goes nuclear
The original Jimothy took over the internet. Here’s the coverage that started it all.
The original viral video from Ballard that launched millions of views.
How the short, round body made Jimothy a global sensation.
Full encyclopedia entry on the viral Ballard raccoon.