Meme allocations on Binance are limited.
In the first half of 2024, there were two BOME wif occurrences—one at 4.5 billion, and one at 960 million.
In the second half of 2024, the famous neiro act pnut both exceeded 1 billion.
In the 2025 bear market, they listed what—white cloth, romaine? test coins, is that right? Binance doesn’t understand MEME and just messes around. Personally, I categorize all of that as “舔狗 coins.”
How high can “舔狗 coins” possibly go? Mostly they’re low-market-cap coins worth one or a couple hundred million, with no real use. Some have chips, they just flatter a few lines—“Your Majesty is wise”—and suddenly it’s easy for the higher-ups to become delusional, thinking they’ve put importance on the community. But the community is actually the silent majority.
“舔狗” coins are the ones that harvest Binance.
In 2025 there’s also a charity coin, GIGGLE. I’ve always had the judgment that making a charity meme is kind of mismatched. From the results, yes—the conclusion is correct: the ceiling is clearly lower, at 260 million.
In 2026, Binance’s world is also “舔狗 studies” classification. But because it’s the first Chinese coin, its height is higher than other “舔狗” coins. It reaches 800 million—actually very successful. Here, the “舔” is for the entire Binance, not some white-hat or black-hat thing. It’s much better.
That’s all. “舔狗 studies” classification—don’t scold me. I’m just talking about the thing itself. Don’t misunderstand me as insulting people.
The essence of MEME is consensus, dissemination, and narrative. These are the intrinsic values of MEME. “舔” is also dissemination; “Sun studies” is also dissemination. It’s just that I don’t like it.
In 2026, MARSCOIN and a “COW” coin were listed. If you look at these two first and they’re at 1 billion, what’s the issue?
If you have to pick one of the two, personally I think the simplicity of the “COW” coin’s dissemination is even simpler than Mars. And mainstream media both at home and abroad have widely reported it. Mars, relatively speaking, still needs some explanation.
Overall, this is my understanding of MEME—maybe I’m completely wrong.
If you have to choose between being a “舔狗” and being a “傻逼,” I choose to be a foolish person who believes.
In the first half of 2024, there were two BOME wif occurrences—one at 4.5 billion, and one at 960 million.
In the second half of 2024, the famous neiro act pnut both exceeded 1 billion.
In the 2025 bear market, they listed what—white cloth, romaine? test coins, is that right? Binance doesn’t understand MEME and just messes around. Personally, I categorize all of that as “舔狗 coins.”
How high can “舔狗 coins” possibly go? Mostly they’re low-market-cap coins worth one or a couple hundred million, with no real use. Some have chips, they just flatter a few lines—“Your Majesty is wise”—and suddenly it’s easy for the higher-ups to become delusional, thinking they’ve put importance on the community. But the community is actually the silent majority.
“舔狗” coins are the ones that harvest Binance.
In 2025 there’s also a charity coin, GIGGLE. I’ve always had the judgment that making a charity meme is kind of mismatched. From the results, yes—the conclusion is correct: the ceiling is clearly lower, at 260 million.
In 2026, Binance’s world is also “舔狗 studies” classification. But because it’s the first Chinese coin, its height is higher than other “舔狗” coins. It reaches 800 million—actually very successful. Here, the “舔” is for the entire Binance, not some white-hat or black-hat thing. It’s much better.
That’s all. “舔狗 studies” classification—don’t scold me. I’m just talking about the thing itself. Don’t misunderstand me as insulting people.
The essence of MEME is consensus, dissemination, and narrative. These are the intrinsic values of MEME. “舔” is also dissemination; “Sun studies” is also dissemination. It’s just that I don’t like it.
In 2026, MARSCOIN and a “COW” coin were listed. If you look at these two first and they’re at 1 billion, what’s the issue?
If you have to pick one of the two, personally I think the simplicity of the “COW” coin’s dissemination is even simpler than Mars. And mainstream media both at home and abroad have widely reported it. Mars, relatively speaking, still needs some explanation.
Overall, this is my understanding of MEME—maybe I’m completely wrong.
If you have to choose between being a “舔狗” and being a “傻逼,” I choose to be a foolish person who believes.
