The recent business competition in the crypto world is quite interesting. A few days ago, the ecosystem fund of a leading exchange made another move, acquiring a well-known Meme project, and acted very quickly.
The Solana community clearly doesn't want to fall behind. It immediately launched a 43M-sized Meme coin, which seems to be sending a message: "In the era of centralized exchanges, you are the leader, but now it's the age of on-chain dominance. Even you have to step aside." This move is indeed aggressive.
Then, a major exchange couldn't sit still either. It is said that the founder's autobiography, "My Journey," might become the next hot Meme. Frankly, the resources and capital that such top-tier figures can mobilize are simply too much for a public chain ecosystem to handle. Both sides are trying various ways to gain influence in this increasingly popular Meme track.
Watching these competitions actually reflects a larger trend: Meme coins are gradually evolving from niche culture into key chips for major ecosystems vying for users and capital. Whoever can take the lead in this field will have the upper hand in the next round of ecosystem competition.
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APY_Chaser
· 17h ago
Haha, this is the brain hole of the crypto world. Meme coins can be played like this.
Sol launched 43 million and directly challenged, which is indeed interesting. Watching both sides trade barbs.
The suppression power of top-tier capital is still terrifying. It's really hard to say who will win.
Whoever controls the meme discourse now will control the next wave of traffic.
This move reminds me of last year's ecological wars, but the gameplay has definitely upgraded now.
Meme has gone from a joke to a weapon in ecological competition, amazing.
But to be honest, it feels a bit off for these big institutions to play with memes. It always seems like they might crash and burn someday.
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AllTalkLongTrader
· 17h ago
Oh wow, who’s having a more intense PK this time? Is it Meme’s turn?
Hmm... this feels like watching a martial arts tournament, with all kinds of heroes coming to join the fun.
43M in size is just that, what really matters is who can drive consensus.
“Coming Path” making a Meme? Haha, that’s quite imaginative, but I bet this round SOL is still more intense.
Right now, it’s just an arms race in the ecosystem—whoever’s community is hotter wins.
If this keeps up, will Meme coins end up being the most boring thing in the end?
I just want to watch the show; anyway, all kinds of capital are burning money, so let’s just enjoy the dividends.
Honestly, top exchanges’ ability to mobilize resources is still unbeatable, but the sustainability of on-chain ecosystems shouldn’t be underestimated.
Wait, isn’t this a new scheme to cut leeks? It’s really costly.
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OnChainSleuth
· 17h ago
Haha, this is getting interesting now. Everyone is getting competitive.
Sol's move this time is truly bold, directly confronting with 43M.
Centralized exchanges are not idle either; capital is capital.
Everyone wants a piece of the Meme track now.
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But seriously, are these big institutions playing Meme coins seriously or just pretending?
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The key is who the users will follow, that's the real thing.
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The current ecosystem competition is just about competing over Meme coins, it's a bit absurd.
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The approach of Solana is indeed new, but in front of capital, everything is just虚的.
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I'm tired of hearing the "on-chain dominance" rhetoric. In the end, it still comes down to who has more money.
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It's getting too competitive, everyone. It feels like the next trend will be major public chains dissing each other's Meme coins.
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Really? Can a founder's autobiography also be炒? The crypto circle's玩法就是绝.
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Layer2Arbitrageur
· 17h ago
lmao the liquidity fragmentation here is actually wild. 43M meme deploy on sol while cex plays acquisition games... nobody's optimizing for actual settlement efficiency smh. classic capital misallocation across chains
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 17h ago
Uh... 43M in volume and you dare to call it a hype? I think this is more like a desperate struggle before the supply line is cut off. History has shown me that in the final showdown of the ecosystem war, it's still about cash flow and cold wallet scale, not whose story can go viral.
The recent business competition in the crypto world is quite interesting. A few days ago, the ecosystem fund of a leading exchange made another move, acquiring a well-known Meme project, and acted very quickly.
The Solana community clearly doesn't want to fall behind. It immediately launched a 43M-sized Meme coin, which seems to be sending a message: "In the era of centralized exchanges, you are the leader, but now it's the age of on-chain dominance. Even you have to step aside." This move is indeed aggressive.
Then, a major exchange couldn't sit still either. It is said that the founder's autobiography, "My Journey," might become the next hot Meme. Frankly, the resources and capital that such top-tier figures can mobilize are simply too much for a public chain ecosystem to handle. Both sides are trying various ways to gain influence in this increasingly popular Meme track.
Watching these competitions actually reflects a larger trend: Meme coins are gradually evolving from niche culture into key chips for major ecosystems vying for users and capital. Whoever can take the lead in this field will have the upper hand in the next round of ecosystem competition.