2026-01-09 08:20:52

The emergence of Chinese coins and Chinese Meme actually reflects a deeper trend. Cultural soft power will eventually reach the global market in some form, and Meme culture is just the most intuitive expression of this wave.

Think about it, if you truly believe that the economic landscape will change in the next ten years, or that more emerging forces will rise in the blockchain ecosystem, then Meme coins based on local cultural genes are no longer a joke—they could become the next phenomenon-breaking breakthrough like Dogecoin.

The key is to look at the long term. Short-term fluctuations are too noisy, but the shift from cultural identity to financial attributes is happening. Chinese Meme coins have a chance, just as no one believed in Dogecoin back then.

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MoonlightGamer

· 01-11 04:15

To be honest, I am optimistic about cultural output, but it needs real financial backing. Relying solely on a sense of recognition is not reliable. When DOGE took off back then, no one expected it to go this crazy. Can the Chinese Meme turn the tide this time? It's really hard to say. Wait, I want to see how things develop next. Don't rush to all in, everyone.

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Layer2Observer

· 01-11 04:05

Hmm... this logic is a bit too convenient, directly linking cultural soft power with memecoin, but there's actually quite a big gap in between.

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BearMarketBro

· 01-09 08:48

In the long run, there is indeed room for imagination, but most people currently entering the market still have a gambler's mentality. --- Cultural export is just that—cultural export. Whether it can be monetized is the key... --- Who could have predicted the Dogecoin wave? Luck played a huge role. --- Whether Chinese memes are popular or not still depends on content creativity. Being Chinese alone isn't enough. --- This logic is as absurd as saying that because there are many Chinese people, Chinese coins will rise. --- Wait, are there really that many Chinese meme coins now? I haven't heard of any. --- It's true that short-term noise is loud, but most people simply can't wait for the long term. --- Soft power is possible, but turning it into real market value? Still overthinking it.

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MidnightSnapHunter

· 01-09 08:42

Wake up, it's another marketing copy. Dogecoin didn't have this many followers back then. Can Chinese memes go viral? First, see how many people are actually using them.

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ApeDegen

· 01-09 08:41

Nobody expected Dogecoin back then, and now Chinese memes are brewing the same story? It’s definitely interesting in the long run.

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just_another_fish

· 01-09 08:32

Really? Cultural export can also make money? It looks more like hype to me.

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RamenDeFiSurvivor

· 01-09 08:21

Back then, nobody really paid attention to Dogecoin. Looking back now... But can Chinese memes really replicate that same logic? Feels like something's missing.

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