After a senior executive of a certain exchange made a statement, funds on the BSC chain began to "de-officialize" and transfer.

【Blockchain Rhythm】 Yesterday, a wave of “de-officialization” suddenly swept through the BSC chain.

It all started when a senior executive from a major exchange responded to the community with a direct statement: from now on, they will no longer pay attention to Memes that claim official IP branding. Once this was said, the market immediately began to reshuffle.

The most obvious example is the previously hotly traded “bibi,” which dropped 30% in 24 hours and is now trading at $0.004. Coins like PALU and DOYR, which are related, also suffered. To be honest, this move aligns with the recent calls from KOLs for “BSC to de-Sanctify” — people are indeed reluctant to keep their assets tied to official-related concepts.

However, money still needs a place to go. Memes that the community actively creates are becoming more popular. “Hajime” rose 22% in a day and now trades at $0.029; memes like “Vulgar Penguin” have also stabilized at high levels. Another small detail is that some exchanges are now quickly supporting UTF-8 (allowing direct trading pairs in Chinese), and some keen observers have already preemptively positioned in Chinese community memes.

Of course, a reminder: memes are driven by emotions and concepts, with wild fluctuations that are almost absurd; they have little practical use. Before jumping in, it’s best to consider whether you can handle the risks involved.