BSC Chain Meme Shake-up: Official IP Concept Coins Plunge 30%, Community-Driven Rebound in Progress

【Crypto Rhythm】On December 12th, a statement from a co-founder of an exchange directly disrupted the Meme landscape on the BSC chain. She said that from now on, those Memes with official tags would no longer be watched. As soon as this was said, the market immediately exploded.

The worst hit were those coins riding on official IP. For example, Bibi, which was quite popular before, dropped 30% in 24 hours and is now trading at $0.004. Coins like PALU, DOYR, which followed the trend, are also falling. Honestly, everyone suddenly realized—relying on official endorsements might not be a sustainable path. Recently, the community has also been calling for “de-sanctification,” and it now seems that this is not just empty talk; investors indeed want to shed this official association.

But money hasn’t been idle either. Capital is starting to flow into Meme projects created purely by the community, such as “HakiMimi,” which surged 22% in a day, trading at $0.029; “Vulgar Penguin” and others are also maintaining high levels. Even more interestingly, a certain exchange’s spot trading will soon support UTF-8—meaning direct trading pairs in Chinese—so some people are already positioning themselves for Chinese Memes, and funds are shifting toward this area again.

Ultimately, Meme is just an emotional game. Today, official IP is out of favor; tomorrow, community concepts might fall apart too. The volatility is crazy, with little real utility, mostly driven by hype. Play if you want, but don’t take it seriously.