Mr. KEY dropped out of school at 14 and is now the head of several companies in Dubai. He emphasizes long-term investment and does not chase meme coins. He advocates in-depth research, paying attention to market trends, and the importance of conviction. He firmly believes that success comes from the right mindset and long-term perseverance, rather than short-term speculation.

A Chinese Meme frenzy in early October unexpectedly became the trigger for a public chain war.
Chinese Meme coins represented by "XX Life" suddenly exploded in popularity on BNB Chain, even attracting overseas players to start learning Chinese and participate in the speculation. Even more dramatically, Jesse Pollak, the head of the Base chain at a compliant platform, used "XX Life" as a case study in a public demonstration—keep in mind, he had just publicly dissed a leading exchange over listing fees.
This seemingly absurd episode actually exposed a new battleground in the crypto industry: as the landscape of centralized exchanges becomes increasingly solidified, the real incremental war has already shifted on-chain.

Musk is stirring things up again, but this time he might be serious.
On November 4, Musk dropped a "The time has come" post on social media and dug up his 2021 tweet about "SpaceX sending Dogecoin to the moon." Four years ago, when he said that, DOGE shot up nearly 30% within minutes—everyone thought Musk was just making another meme.
But this time, it's different.
From Joke to Reality
The so-called DOGE-1 lunar mission stopped being a joke a long time ago. Canadian company GEC took on the project, built a CubeSat micro-satellite, and the whole thing is being settled in Dogecoin. Approval from the U.S. Federal Communications Commission has already come through, and the authorization document is clear: the launch must happen before October 30, 2025, or the permit becomes void.
Tom Ochinero from SpaceX commercial sales put it interestingly: "This mission can prove that cryptocurrency...

The Three Kingdoms Battle of Meme Coins: Who Is the True King?
Recently, while observing the public chain ecosystem, I noticed an interesting phenomenon—the Meme coin, once dismissed as "scraps" by mainstream narratives, is now rewriting the rules of the entire crypto market.
Let's start with Ethereum. As the veteran of smart contracts, its Meme ecosystem has always taken the "elite route." Community-driven and financialized narratives sound impressive. The 2025 Pectra upgrade and the advancement of spot ETFs have indeed brought a wave of revival, but the problems are also obvious—gas fees are ridiculously high, Layer

A certain Chinese concept token was listed for contract trading today, and the boost to market confidence is quite obvious. Especially for those of us who watch memes every day, this finally proves one thing: this industry isn’t just pure luck—spending time on research really pays off.
The meme hype on BNB Chain has been strong lately, and those early diamond hands who held on tight are finally reaping the rewards.
Many people think crypto projects—especially memes—can’t be valued like US stocks with PE ratios or financial reports, so it’s just gambling. But that’s not really the case.
There’s a lot of nuance to research and analysis
To do it right, you need to be on the front lines, know what retail investors at home and abroad are thinking, understand the overt and covert competition between major exchanges, and figure out why a meme can go viral and whether it can resonate with people. If you do your homework well, your odds of winning definitely

Where is the new battlefield for Meme币?
In the cryptocurrency market of 2025, veteran players are all asking the same question: which chain will the next hundredfold coin emerge from?
Ethereum? It's stable, but the Gas fees and fragmentation of Layer 2 deter retail investors. Operations that often require dozens of dollars in fees have long extinguished the enthusiasm for playing with Memes. While a certain Solana-based exchange has become a "Meme testing ground" due to low fees and high speed, resulting in skyrocketing market caps for coins like BONK and PENGU— the problems are also evident: excessive speculation, occasional chain outages, and technical stability feel like a roller coaster.
On the contrary, BSC( Binance Smart Chain) seems to be quietly "making a fortune" recently.
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What does BSC rely on?
The user base is the hard truth.
First, let's look at the data: The number of addresses on the BSC chain has exceeded 630 million, with a daily average trading volume stable at 1.

Meme coin this thing, in the encryption circle is always the most absurd existence.
There is no technological innovation, white paper? Non-existent. Practical use? Don't even think about it. Just rely on a meme, a sentence, or even an emoticon, and within a few days, the market value can soar to hundreds of millions of dollars. If this were in the traditional financial circle, the regulators would have probably come knocking by now.
In October 2025, a grand spectacle unfolded on the BSC chain. Unlike the previously rampant growth of Meme coins, this time the protagonists included not only the community but also the proactive involvement of a leading exchange. From a Chinese blessing from the co-founder to the frequent interactions of the founder, and the official launch of an issuance platform, this seemingly chaotic celebration is actually a spark ignited by the collision of cultural resonance and capital power.
How much of a wave can one sentence create?
On October 4th, a co-founder of a leading exchange replied to a post in Chinese on a social platform: "I wish you hold

Market liquidity is declining, and the rebound is merely emotional support. Alts are burdened with debt, and MEME coins cannot last. The industry's value is being diluted. Exchanges are engaging in bail-in, while Builders and VCs are fleeing, leading to a severe industry situation. Innovation driven by technology is needed to revitalize the industry's vitality.

$PING and $PAYAI 's recent actions reflect their adaptation to the market environment. $PING hopes to shed the pure MEME label through Launchpad and empower projects; $PAYAI is migrating tokens in an attempt to upgrade to the protocol layer and enhance sustainable value. Although these changes have been misinterpreted by the market, they are actually aimed at long-term development, breaking through their own limitations, although the results remain to be seen.

A government agency named after the code of DOGE, entered the scene with chainsaws and slogans, but eventually exited quietly. This plot, why does it seem so familiar to people in the crypto world?
The "Department of Government Efficiency" (DOGE) established on the first day of Trump's presidency fell apart in less than 10 months. The Director of the U.S. Office of Personnel Management recently publicly admitted: "Yes, it is indeed gone."
From birth to disappearance, 294 days. This lifespan is astonishingly similar to those fleeting shitcoins. Even the name directly copies the DOGE code, with the official website featuring a Shiba Inu avatar, and Musk waving a chainsaw around — it’s said to be a government department, but it feels more like a large-scale performance art.
Everything starts from meme
On January 20, 2025, the day Trump was sworn in, he signed an executive order to create a "DOGE."
The old-timers in the crypto world understand this name at a glance. This guy Musk brought his favorite DOGE meme directly into the White House. Official website design