#密码资产动态追踪 New Rising Star of BSC Ecosystem Meme Coins: From Ten Million Dollar High to Rapid Market Cap Plunge

A dark horse Meme coin has recently emerged on the BSC chain. This project, named "Laozi," saw its market cap break through the 10 million dollar mark, creating a historic high, before rapidly pulling back to 8.86 million dollars. The roller coaster price action over just a few hours has become the focus of on-chain discussions.

Interestingly, the naming strategy for Meme coins is undergoing a subtle shift. From the previous explosion of WhiteWhale in the Solana ecosystem to the emergence of culturally distinctive coin names like "Laozi" on the BSC chain, it seems to hint that creators are increasingly mastering the art of "riding the wave." Indeed, the core logic of Meme coins boils down to: strong memorability + ability to leverage on-chain momentum = retail eyeball economy = skyrocketing market cap.

However, the risks here are equally obvious. A ten million dollar market cap sounds impressive, but Meme coins are entirely dependent on capital relay effects — today's new high could very well be tomorrow's 50% crash point. Without actual use cases, without ecosystem support, valuations built purely on naming novelty and short-term capital momentum are essentially emotional bubbles.

Netizens joked: "Is the next step going to be 'Confucius' or 'Zhuangzi'?" Jokes aside, this wave of "Laozi" hype is essentially just trading hot air. If ordinary players actually put real money into the game, they're essentially betting on sustained capital flows, with risk levels far exceeding expectations.

The Meme coin story in crypto is constantly evolving, but those who manage to exit with full profits are always a minority. For this kind of action, you can enjoy the show, but you still need to guard your wallet.