2026-01-13 12:15:32

The public chain track has been very lively recently.

On the BSC side, Meme projects have come up with new tricks, with several top projects collaborating to hype up the scene, creating an atmosphere of a bull market. Many community members are following suit, fearing to miss the next big surge. But how long this joint hype can last remains to be seen.

SOL has taken a different approach, with frequent moves from capital, and even industry bigwigs involved, showing a strong influx of funds. This kind of financing endorsement can indeed attract the attention of institutions and retail investors, giving ecosystem projects more exposure opportunities.

OKB is even more straightforward; the exchange has directly announced new Boost rules. The rule adjustments mean changes in user rights distribution, presenting both opportunities and challenges for token holders. Many are studying how to play the new rules most profitably.

Three different development paths, each with its own rhythm. Meme relies on popularity, capital depends on financing, and exchanges innovate with rules. Market competition is indeed pushing all parties to show their true capabilities.

MEME4,93%

SOL0,63%

OKB4,54%

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FomoAnxiety

· 6h ago

That BSC Meme collaboration is basically hot potato, sooner or later someone will have to take the fall. SOL's funding backing is solid, but with capital coming in, can retail investors still get a piece of the pie? That's the real question. I’ve looked over the new OKB rules for a long time but still don’t quite understand them; it feels like they’re just giving benefits to the big players again.

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0xInsomnia

· 6h ago

The BSC wave of joint hype looks lively, but the key is whether it can hold the market. I'm afraid it will just cut the leeks again... Having a big shot backing SOL is indeed more reliable, but fundraising and project implementation are two different things. Don't let it become just a paper prosperity again. I need to study this new rule of OKB; either earn passively or be charged, someone is always at a disadvantage.

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TopBuyerForever

· 6h ago

That wave of meme joint hype on BSC just irritates me. This kind of false prosperity will collapse sooner or later. Does anyone really believe it can last? On the SOL side, there is indeed capital paving the way. Financing backing is so effective, retail investors can still enjoy some gains. I need to study OKB's new rules; it feels like the exchange is just changing tricks to harvest retail investors again.

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GasFeeLover

· 6h ago

BSC's Meme collaborations look impressive, but who really knows how long they can last? SOL's financing backing is indeed popular; both institutions and retail investors are into it. OKB's new rules have been announced, now it's time to figure out how to exploit the system, exhausting. Three tracks, three strategies—basically, it's all about who can bluff better. Meme boosts popularity, financing burns money, rules burn brains—it's endless.

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WenMoon

· 6h ago

The BSC meme collaboration is indeed fragile, falling apart at the slightest touch. On the SOL side, funding and backing are the real key; the entry of big players is a signal. OKB's new rules haven't been fully understood yet, and they're about to change again.

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