2026-01-09 08:22:22

Today I came across an interesting meme play on the blockchain, and quite a few big names in the crypto world have been "recognized as relatives." The entire family tree is arranged like this: the father is the founder of a major exchange, the mother is the head of another well-known exchange, the uncle is the helm of the third-largest platform, and the son is an ecosystem builder. The grandchildren even involve a promoter of a well-known public chain. To be honest, this meme also includes Brother Sun, which is a bit over the line—he's actually somewhat innocent.

I haven't fully grasped the logic behind this kind of play yet; it seems to be a joking way to reflect the relationships and ecosystem structure in the crypto space. Instead of guessing blindly, it's better to observe and learn more. Anyway, creative memes like these often pop up on the chain, and each time they reveal new ideas from the community.

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GasWaster

· 01-11 14:42

Haha, this meme is amazing. It has uncovered the entire power elite network map of the crypto circle, with a bit of a sociological flavor. --- Brother Sun indeed got caught in the crossfire, but that's the essence of meme culture—there's nothing much to say. --- Basically, it's a satire of the vested interests within the ecosystem, wrapped up as family drama, and the humor is quite sharp. --- This wave of on-chain creativity is truly brilliant; every time, it finds a new angle to poke fun at power relations. --- It feels a bit malicious, but then again, who made you all so tightly connected? --- This is probably the self-purification of a decentralized community—using memes to express idle chatter. --- No one is perfect. It's common for public figures to be blackened; as long as it doesn't involve personal safety, it's okay. --- It's interesting, but it always feels like the family gossip in the crypto world never ends. --- The most ruthless part of this meme is that you don't have to directly say who, but everyone knows who you're mocking.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 01-11 00:30

It's that family meme again, I should have guessed who was behind it... But really, dragging Brother Sun into it is indeed pointless; he hasn't offended anyone.

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WalletAnxietyPatient

· 01-09 08:52

Haha, this meme is indeed awesome. The crypto community's network has been condensed into a family tree. It's a bit unfair that Sun got caught in the crossfire, but then again, this is the community's entertainment. Every time this kind of play appears, you can see who is close to whom. If you haven't grasped this logic yet, just spend more time on the chain and you'll understand. It's actually a subtle critique of the power dynamics within the ecosystem. This kind of meme best reflects the true thoughts of the community.

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RektButStillHere

· 01-09 08:40

Haha, this meme is too hilarious, it even combines the entire exchange's senior management. By the way, Brother Sun did get a bit caught in the crossfire this time, but that's just how the blockchain is—today you're the dad, tomorrow you're the son. This gameplay is really hard to understand, but it feels like it's just dissecting the network of relationships in the crypto world, which is quite interesting. There are new tricks on the blockchain every day, and the community's creativity is truly unmatched. But next time, please don't combine them like this again; Brother Sun is really innocent.

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HodlTheDoor

· 01-09 08:38

Haha, the crypto community network map has been completely messed up this way, it's amazing.

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PancakeFlippa

· 01-09 08:22

Haha, this meme is pretty intense, directly illustrating the entire ecosystem relationship map.

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