2026-01-11 17:30:12

#Solana行情走势解读 Chinese Meme coins have really started to become globally popular in the past two years. Retail investors abroad are using translation software to rapidly catch up on the trends, and local-specific memes like "Xiu Xian" and "Sha Ma Te" have become popular in overseas communities. Those addictive memes and internet culture references are taking over Discord, Twitter one after another.

Honestly, this reflects an interesting phenomenon — the once English-dominated crypto space is gradually being broken. Global retail investors are starting to follow Chinese trending memes to participate in various Meme coin projects, and some are even making a fortune from this wave of market activity. On-chain data shows that these culturally driven projects have indeed attracted massive attention from small investors.

Rather than just wealth transfer, it’s more like a collision of culture and market mechanisms. This decentralized way of spreading information is changing the distribution of influence in the global crypto community. $BTC

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airdrop_huntress

· 4h ago

Immortal Cultivation Coins are making a killing, really unbelievable --- Foreigners shouting "Kill Matt" on Discord all day, it cracks me up --- Chinese memes dominate globally, this is true decentralization --- By the way, the recent wave of making money was from early adopters, do they still dare to jump on the bandwagon now? --- The breaking of English monopoly feels more impressive than any technological innovation --- Meme economy, here we go again, another new trend --- I just want to ask, who is actually taking over these meme coins? --- Cultural-driven > technology-driven, this is the current logic of web3 --- Foreigners learning Chinese on Discord just to scoop the bottom, I’m amazed --- Is this cultural export or just cutting leeks? Hard to say --- The fate of small investors following the trend is often the same

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RektButStillHere

· 5h ago

Haha, the cultivation meme is really hilarious. Foreigners are now starting to say "closed-door cultivation." --- Selling cultural memes can make money. This crypto circle is getting more and more ridiculous. --- But honestly, this wave is just cultural export from the Chinese internet. --- The Discord crowd now understands Shamate even better than us. LOL. --- How long can projects driven by culture stay popular? Without real applications, it might just be a bubble. --- Wait, are we about to get "liquidated" again? Who can tell the difference between genuine memes and scam coins? --- There are so many Chinese meme coins on Solana, like weeds. Be careful not to get caught in a scam. --- By the way, who are the ones making a fortune? Why didn't I catch that wave? --- Decentralized dissemination is chaotic. Anyone can scam anyone. Who's regulating this? --- Interesting. The Chinese community is finally starting to output content in the opposite direction.

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AllInDaddy

· 5h ago

Cultivating immortality and killing Ma Te is really awesome, foreigners are now learning Chinese internet slang haha --- This wave of cultural going global is indeed outrageous, it feels like we are about to rise --- The ones who make money are always the first to take the plunge, can we still get on the train now, everyone --- The idea of breaking the English monopoly is a bit bold, but it's true that all you see on Discord are Chinese memes --- How to view on-chain data, can you share it? Want to follow the trend --- The key still depends on how long it can rise, don’t end up becoming a tool for cutting leeks again --- The cohesion of Chinese communities is indeed strong, foreigners can't learn this --- The meme of cultivating immortality really went overseas, I guess a bunch of foreigners haven't even figured out what it means before rushing in

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GateUser-74b10196

· 5h ago

The cultivation meme has really gone viral, and foreigners are now starting to learn "Shamate" haha

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4am_degen

· 5h ago

Foreigners can't quite understand our memes, but they ended up making money haha This move is really awesome, Chinese meme coins going global How did the "cultivation" meme become popular worldwide? I didn't see that coming Speaking of making a living off culture, this is really something new Retail investors collectively becoming translators, hilarious But those who made money are probably all silent now, hey Now the distribution of influence has really changed

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