On January 6th, according to GMGN monitoring, a recent surge in trends originating from Japanese internet subculture “野兽先辈” (also known as “淫梦梗”) has re-emerged, driving independent market movements for related Meme coins on the Solana chain, with rapidly increasing market attention. Among them, multiple tokens represented by Pump Live streaming token “114514” have been trending on social platforms, with YAJUCOIN, 42069 and other coins also quickly entering the popularity rankings after launch, further heating up market sentiment. Details on some Meme coins are as follows: 114514: Market cap currently at $42 million, intraday peak reached $57 million, current price approximately $0.042, 24-hour increase of 700%; 42069: Market cap currently at $1.4 million, intraday peak reached $2.48 million, current price approximately $0.0014, 24-hour increase of 2900%; YAJUCOIN: Market cap currently at $0.96 million, intraday peak reached $3.56 million, current price approximately $0.0009, 24-hour increase of 7200%; BEAST: Market cap currently at $0.24 million, intraday peak reached $0.49 million, current price approximately $0.0002, 24-hour increase of 260%; The number “114514” originates from the Japanese classic subculture meme “野兽先辈”, with its homophone corresponding to the Japanese phrase “いいよ、こいよ” (meaning “okay, come on”). This meme originated from an old film in 2001 and has circulated in Japanese subculture circles for over 20 years, with a certain community recognition base. This market movement may be driven by multiple factors: including Japan’s expected promotion of reducing cryptocurrency tax burden from 55% to 20%, plans to allow direct listing of crypto assets and other favorable policies, while the overall market recovery in recent times and collective revival of the Meme sector on the Solana chain have also provided sentiment support. Related article: “Besides $114514, what other projects should you pay attention to?” BlockBeats reminds users that Meme coin trading has massive volatility, largely relies on market sentiment and concept speculation, has no actual value or use cases, and investors should be aware of risks.
サブカルチャーのネタが日本関連のミームコインの独立した相場を牽引し、「114514」を筆頭とするミームコインが大幅上昇
On January 6th, according to GMGN monitoring, a recent surge in trends originating from Japanese internet subculture “野兽先辈” (also known as “淫梦梗”) has re-emerged, driving independent market movements for related Meme coins on the Solana chain, with rapidly increasing market attention. Among them, multiple tokens represented by Pump Live streaming token “114514” have been trending on social platforms, with YAJUCOIN, 42069 and other coins also quickly entering the popularity rankings after launch, further heating up market sentiment. Details on some Meme coins are as follows: 114514: Market cap currently at $42 million, intraday peak reached $57 million, current price approximately $0.042, 24-hour increase of 700%; 42069: Market cap currently at $1.4 million, intraday peak reached $2.48 million, current price approximately $0.0014, 24-hour increase of 2900%; YAJUCOIN: Market cap currently at $0.96 million, intraday peak reached $3.56 million, current price approximately $0.0009, 24-hour increase of 7200%; BEAST: Market cap currently at $0.24 million, intraday peak reached $0.49 million, current price approximately $0.0002, 24-hour increase of 260%; The number “114514” originates from the Japanese classic subculture meme “野兽先辈”, with its homophone corresponding to the Japanese phrase “いいよ、こいよ” (meaning “okay, come on”). This meme originated from an old film in 2001 and has circulated in Japanese subculture circles for over 20 years, with a certain community recognition base. This market movement may be driven by multiple factors: including Japan’s expected promotion of reducing cryptocurrency tax burden from 55% to 20%, plans to allow direct listing of crypto assets and other favorable policies, while the overall market recovery in recent times and collective revival of the Meme sector on the Solana chain have also provided sentiment support. Related article: “Besides $114514, what other projects should you pay attention to?” BlockBeats reminds users that Meme coin trading has massive volatility, largely relies on market sentiment and concept speculation, has no actual value or use cases, and investors should be aware of risks.