The wave of the Chinese MEME community is unstoppable.
Looking at the phenomena of the past few months makes it clear—those projects on major exchanges, tokens with strong community attributes like "Laozi," "Mommy," "I'm coming"—why can they ignite the market? What does the heat behind them reflect?
In simple terms, this is no longer just a capital game. Cultural elements are becoming a new engine for building consensus. Symbols and narratives that strike a chord within the community and create a sense of collective identity are more effective at uniting people than any traditional project story.
Shared jokes, common cultural memories, and collective ironic attitudes—these are the glue of the current MEME community. What do you think? Will this culture-driven consensus model become mainstream in the next cycle?
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GasFeeCrier
· 01-13 00:20
Haha, this is hilarious. Is this the next big trend?
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Cultural consensus is indeed top-notch, but how long it can last is the key.
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Tokens like Laozi Mama are爆火. To be honest, they are just new tricks for rookies to take over.
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Satire combined with community recognition. This combo确实戳. But it always feels like a flash in the pan.
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True cultural-driven projects can only last if built on a genuine community. Otherwise, it's just a castle in the air.
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The next cycle's mainstream? It's a bit early to say. We're still in the trial-and-error stage, alright?
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OldLeekConfession
· 01-12 12:04
Haha, I really made it. This wave of cultural MEME is indeed the best.
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To be honest, this is the essence of consensus. It's much more reliable than a white paper.
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Laughter is wealth, not a joke.
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Next cycle? Bro, this is already it. Didn't you keep up?
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Sarcastic attitude can produce coins, oh my God.
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I missed the "Mom" project, and I still want to die now.
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Cultural-driven projects really hit the mark, but how long it can last is uncertain.
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The capital game has just changed its disguise; don't be brainwashed.
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Feeling more and more like fan circles, a bit scary.
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The common joke is most likely to turn into common trapping.
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DecentralizedElder
· 01-10 13:55
Haha, really, cultural consensus is indeed much more useful than a white paper.
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HashRateHermit
· 01-10 13:48
Bro, we really can't hold on anymore. Cultural resonance is much more effective than a white paper.
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SilentObserver
· 01-10 13:30
Laughing out loud, this is the true portrayal of the crypto world.
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BearMarketHustler
· 01-10 13:26
This wave of memes is really amazing, humor is productivity after all
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Only after these coins become popular do I realize that culture can indeed cut leeks
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Next cycle? Bro, this already is a cycle, just wait for the slaughter if you get in now
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That sarcastic attitude is really clingy, just worried that once the hype passes, everything will return to zero
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Relying on humor to maintain consensus is too fragile, it will collapse sooner or later
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Honestly, compared to traditional project stories, this kind of meme is more attractive
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Sense of collective identity? Isn't that just group celebration? Those who sell early make a killing
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It feels like only if the cultural card is played well can it break out of the circle; projects without memes are truly dead in the water
The wave of the Chinese MEME community is unstoppable.
Looking at the phenomena of the past few months makes it clear—those projects on major exchanges, tokens with strong community attributes like "Laozi," "Mommy," "I'm coming"—why can they ignite the market? What does the heat behind them reflect?
In simple terms, this is no longer just a capital game. Cultural elements are becoming a new engine for building consensus. Symbols and narratives that strike a chord within the community and create a sense of collective identity are more effective at uniting people than any traditional project story.
Shared jokes, common cultural memories, and collective ironic attitudes—these are the glue of the current MEME community. What do you think? Will this culture-driven consensus model become mainstream in the next cycle?