Yesterday, I analyzed the logic behind why this project was able to make it onto a major spot trading exchange. Today, I want to continue digging into why it will definitely be able to join the ranks of mainstream Meme coins in the future, and even compete with Dogecoin. The core logic isn't complicated; once broken down, it's clear.

First, let's talk about the name. It’s truly brilliant. The crypto world is all about changing lives, and these four characters directly combine the exchange, the dream of getting rich quickly, and a self-deprecating attitude perfectly. This kind of naming inherently carries viral potential; a single listen is unforgettable. This is the "viral gene" that top Meme coins must possess. Low cost, high recall rate—these are the elements that can spread organically within the community.

Second, the platform is really going all out this time. Remember? The old public chain was almost overshadowed by a new emerging chain, with projects issued by foreigners everywhere. Later, the Chinese community gradually took over this space. This time, the enthusiasm in the Chinese region has finally been ignited. In the past, we always lagged behind in Meme trends. When a coin with Chinese DNA that could break through the barriers finally appeared, the long-held desire for a "comeback" turned into the strongest market consensus. Once everyone forms the psychological perception of "this is our own coin," the cohesion and the small, fleeting projects that run away are incomparable.

Most importantly, it has evolved into a "living marketing tool." Imagine the platform spending 100 million USD on advertising everywhere—most users would want to vomit. But if that money is used to push the price up, making the entire internet see that people buying this coin are making money, then this "profit effect" becomes the most powerful customer acquisition method. As long as the platform continues to expand its user base, this coin has a reason to exist.

Essentially, a transformation has occurred. In the past, these coins were "projects trying to scam your money," but now, this coin is "the platform trying to use it to generate popularity." The nature has completely reversed, so it has upgraded from a mere "wild dog" to a certain extent into a "legitimate force." That is the confidence behind its path to mainstream.

These logical principles are actually the same as the theory that allowed Dogecoin to break out back then. In the future, the English community might still look at Dogecoin to define bull and bear cycles, but the Chinese community is very likely to shout, "The bull market hasn't started, but this coin is leading the way," or even have the platform launch related merchandise collaborations or offline events, turning this brand into a full-fledged IP.