Let's talk about why this recent project might evolve into the next level of meme coin. Honestly, the logic is pretty straightforward.

Starting with the name. In this circle, who doesn't want to reach the pinnacle of life? The name cleverly hits this pain point—combining platform attributes, the expectation of getting rich overnight, plus a kind of self-deprecating dark humor. The coolest part is that this kind of memorability spreads almost at zero cost—just one listen and it’s etched in your mind. This is the essential 'propagation gene' for mainstream meme coins.

Next is the issue of determination. Looking back at the days when the BNB ecosystem was overshadowed, it was mainly low-quality tokens pushed by external forces causing chaos. The Chinese community used to be the ones cleaning up the mess. But this time, it’s different— they truly ignited the enthusiasm of the Chinese community. We’ve long been a step behind in meme coins, but now there’s finally something rooted in Chinese culture with real breakthrough potential. Those suppressed 'dreams of a comeback' have converged into the strongest consensus. Once people recognize 'this is our own coin,' this cohesion far outstrips those fleeting, gimmicky small projects.

The most core point is—it's no longer just a token, it’s become a 'living advertisement.' Imagine spending 100 million dollars on traditional advertising—people either dislike it or forget it. But if you use that money to push the price, making every participant feel the thrill of gains... you get the idea.

Behind these phenomena, it actually reflects the underlying logic that made Dogecoin popular back then. It’s foreseeable that the English community might continue to gauge the bull market with Dogecoin, while the Chinese community might shout: 'The market has just started, and this one is already leading!' What’s next? Peripheral products, offline events, community deepening... step by step, solidifying this brand into a cultural symbol.