A Kamala Harris-themed memecoin has gained nearly 250% since Thursday as Joe Biden faces mounting pressure to drop out of the presidential race after a poor debate against Donald Trump.

Kamala Horris (KAMA) — a deliberately misspelled Solana token marketed with a poorly drawn cartoon of the United States Vice President — has seen its market cap grow to nearly $11.9 million from $3.5 million at the time of the June 27 debate, per Dex Screener.

It is down from its $22.2 million market cap peak earlier on July 3.

Harris is the top choice to replace Biden if he drops his reelection bid, Reuters reported on July 3, citing seven senior sources at the Biden campaign, the White House and the Democratic National Committee privy to current discussions.

KAMA reached a peak price of over 2 cents on July 3, it’s now trading just above 1 cent Source: DEX Screener

Meanwhile, a similarly misspelled memecoin for President Biden — Jeo Boden (BODEN) — has collapsed over 22% in the past day and lost 73.4% on the week, according to CoinGecko.

KAMA’s rally and BODEN’s drawdown come after the June 27 Biden-Trump debate, where political analysts have widely noted Biden’s poor debate performance — who sounded raspy and at times seemed to lose his train of thought.

Biden, 81, is the oldest person to ever run for president and has blamed his performance on a cold, over-preparing and jet lag — despite being in the same time zone for the week leading up to the Atlanta-hosted debate.

Pressure mounts as Biden sinks in polls

Voters, media outlets and Democratic lawmakers are pressuring Biden to drop out as concerns grow that he won’t be able to beat Trump at the Nov. 5 election, as FiveThirtyEight polls have Trump at a 2.3 percentage point lead.

A July 3 New York Times and Siena College poll also has Trump leading and shows three-quarters of voters think Biden is too old for the top job, a five percentage point hike since the debate

It follows three-quarters of U.S. voters in a July 2 CNN poll who said Democrats would have a better shot at the presidency with someone other than Biden as the front-runner. Nearly half of Democrat Party voters in July 1 CBS News poll think he shouldn’t be the party’s nominee.

Betters on the crypto prediction platform Polymarket have put Biden’s odds of dropping out of the race at 64%, up from a 19% chance pre-debate.

Biden’s dire polling results come as at least four House Democrats told Axios on July 3 that Biden should step down, with one saying a “very large majority of the caucus shares this sentiment.”

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi also told MSNBC that it is “completely legitimate” to question if Biden’s debate performance is a “condition” or just “an episode.”

The Boston Globe editorial board on Wednesday joined its peers at the Times, The New Yorker and The Atlanta Journal-Constitution in telling Biden to step down and give another candidate a shot to beat Trump.

Biden won’t back down

Biden has apparently acknowledged he may not be able to salvage his candidacy if he fails to demonstrate his fitness for office, according to reports from The Washington Post and The New York Times citing those close to Biden.

Despite the pressure, the president has said he’s still up to do the job.

“Let me say this as clearly as I possibly can — as simply and straightforward as I can: I am running,” Biden said on a July 3 Zoom call with campaign staff, per Politico. “No one’s pushing me out. I’m not leaving. I’m in this race to the end.”