Today, a certain Chinese Ticker's coin went live with its contract. Honestly, this move significantly boosted the overall market sentiment. For those of us who study meme coins daily (even though we're often mocked as "gamblers"), it also serves as a confidence boost. The meme hype on BNB Chain is still ongoing, and those diamond hands holding on without selling are finally seeing the reward.
Investing research is not about luck
Many outsiders think that projects in the crypto space, especially meme coins, are completely based on guesswork—what logic could there be? Indeed, these assets don't have traditional stock valuation methods like PE ratios or cash flow models, but to say it's entirely decided by flipping a coin? That underestimates this market too much.
My view is: those who truly put effort into research absolutely outperform reckless gamblers.
Here, "research" isn't just about casually reading a few tweets. You need to genuinely understand what retail investors are thinking, how major exchanges are responding, and so on.

Recently, discussions about two projects have exploded in the market—what exactly are $PING and $PAYAI up to?
One is clearly a MEME coin, but suddenly made a high-profile announcement about launching a Launchpad; the other, which was supposed to focus on being a practical tool, is instead engaging in token migration and pool switching. At first glance, these moves look like exit scams, but in reality, there may be a completely different strategy at play.
No one feels secure in a bear market, but we can try to break down the logic behind these two moves.
Why are these two projects taking “unconventional actions”?
To put it simply, they’re both trying to make up for their weaknesses.
What’s the biggest fear for MEME coins? Losing attention after the hype dies down—relying purely on consensus and sentiment can only last so long. Once the market cools off, the price drops like a deflated balloon. $PING clearly realized this; just hyping the x402 narrative can’t withstand long-term pressure, so it’s trying to add a “platform token” identity for itself.

I've been burying myself in research on the x402 track these past few days, and when I woke up this morning, I found the market in chaos again. I've been holding these thoughts in for a long time, and I won't feel better until I say them.
Liquidity has long since dried up
To be honest, the market entered a bear phase right after that TRUMP wave. Every rebound since then has essentially been driven by sentiment struggling to hold on. Real liquidity? It's already been drained dry.
The death spiral of altcoins
These days, altcoins are negative assets from the very day of TGE. Those long-term holders who used to hold on for faith? Gone. Builders willing to contribute steadily? Also gone.
What's left?
- Airdrop hunters who leave right after collecting
- VCs eager to cash out and exit
- Exchanges shamelessly extracting fees
- Project teams who have been holding on for years just hoping to break even
Everyone wants to exit, so who's left to be the bag holder?
MEME coins: Savior or poison?
For a while, MEMEs were seen as a way to counter high FDV

BSC has been a bit weird lately.
People used to call it the "chain of the people"—cheap gas, fast blocks, low barriers to entry. But now? The whole vibe of the chain has suddenly shifted, jumping straight from technical to mystical.
The classic memes like $PEPE, $DOGE, and $BONK are still around, but on BSC, a bunch of new things have popped up: cultivation-themed, alchemy-themed, spirit pet-themed... Crypto players aren't trading coins anymore—they're cultivating immortality.
Why has BSC become the holy land of cultivation?
To put it simply, three words: fertile ground.
First, it's friendly to the poor. Each on-chain operation costs just a few cents, making the cost of trial and error negligible. Want to mint a new coin? Just a few bucks and you're set. This is what cultivation novels call "no barrier to foundation building"—anyone can come in and try their hand, and losing won't hurt you much.
Second, the community is wild enough. BSC users love memes, love to jump on trends, love to create hype. You post a picture, others say your "spiritual energy is leaking"; you retweet something, everyone shouts

A government department named after the Dogecoin ticker, coming to power with Musk’s chainsaw and promises of reform, ended up making an early and hasty exit.
The “Department of Government Efficiency” (DOGE), established by Trump on his very first day in office, was quietly dissolved before even completing its term. The director of the U.S. Office of Personnel Management, Scott Cooper, recently admitted for the first time: “It’s gone.”
From its establishment to dissolution, DOGE survived only 294 days—a lifespan almost identical to those fleeting meme coins in the crypto market. Its name was a direct copy of Dogecoin’s (Dogecoin) ticker, the official website featured a Shiba Inu avatar, and Musk even posed with a chainsaw—calling it a government department is less accurate than calling it a full-blown narrative-driven political show.
A government department “borrowed” from the crypto community
On January 20, 2025, the very day Trump was sworn in, he signed an executive order to set up DOGE. For people in the crypto community, that name couldn’t be more familiar.

The BSC chain has now become a paradise for Meme enthusiasts, with all kinds of new tokens such as the cultivation and alchemy streams emerging one after another. Players are referred to as cultivators, and tokens are considered spiritual roots. Low gas fees and active communities have allowed Meme culture to thrive, giving players a strong sense of participation. Join the cultivation feast with caution—community and cultural core are key. BSC is forming its own Meme civilization, where both wealth and enlightenment are valued.