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Big Black Bull, Ansem—can it still go up even after rising ten thousand times?
If you can understand why the first-tier market has had a wave of “altcoin season” in the past two days, you basically can see through some of the essence of alts and crypto. First, the first one to take the stage is Big Black Bull, Ansem, on the SOL chain. Why do coins like this sometimes jump tens of thousands of times in one go? The core reason is that from 2022 to now, as SOL’s price has been pushed so high, every time it was driven by meme coins—raising SOL chain sentiment—and then pushing up the SOL price. You can look at how SOL comes back up from each low point—it’s always that kind of play. So the first layer: altcoins are the heart of the public chain, and also the heart of the crypto market. As for things like this, you don’t need to care whether it’s SOL, who engineered the “inside story,” or who did what—if it can lift the price that high so quickly, it absolutely isn’t something a single simple KOL can pull off. Plus SOL’s official “in plain sight” push.

Most importantly: after Big Black Bull shows up, countless memes come out too. Because once there’s one time where it’s really happening, and nobody believes that the other 999 times are fake—then the second layer: why does BSC also come out with a “CZ bull,” and even interact with the community? Today, some trash chain cashcat also produced a thousand-times coin. Since issuing tokens in the first-tier market costs zero, and Big Black Bull uses a very specific playbook: first, 60% is locked to a single person. He proactively tells others that to succeed in meme coins, you must give that 60% to other people—meaning, back to himself. The more people he sends out to issue tokens and the more participants there are, the crazier the public chain becomes, the higher the price goes.

Alts equal the community; the community equals market cap.
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