Super Inu, a Solana-based meme coin with the ticker SI, surged more than 300% after President Trump said during his September 22, 2026, address to the United Nations General Assembly that U.S. government documents would use “super intelligence” instead of “artificial intelligence.” Trump said “artificial” made the technology sound fake, argued that “super” better described its capabilities and rejected international frameworks he characterized as a “globalist scheme” to limit development. GMGN and on-chain trackers showed Super Inu’s market capitalization briefly reaching about $7.23 million before later snapshots placed it between $3 million and $4 million. The token was launched on the StonkFun platform and trades against NVDAX, a tokenized representation of NVIDIA stock under the xStocks framework. Related Super Inu tokens on the Robinhood chain and BSC also posted sharp gains, including moves above 400% from smaller bases. The episode highlights how political language can trigger fast speculative flows into low-liquidity meme tokens, where early holders may realize large gains but later buyers face substantial volatility, slippage and selling pressure. The token has no verified connection to Trump, his administration or any government entity, and no formal utility, staking mechanism or revenue-sharing design has been documented beyond its meme branding and equity pairing.