4Stock, the buy was at 2M, and it ran near 3M. Too bad I didn’t research it clearly at the beginning.
This time, FOUR’s counterattack has something to it. Binance set up bstock as a stock token platform, but some stocks weren’t covered. FOUR then directly launched 4Stock to fill the gap.
What is BNC? Binance’s stock. And the bottom pool of 4Stock is BNC4.
So basically, this time FOUR directly used Binance’s own stock pool to create a meme—this is a stock-meme narrative.
A lot of people still don’t know what BNC is, so this narrative hasn’t been priced in properly yet.
Now the market cap is 6M. Once everyone figures out the logic of the “Binance stock pool meme,” it could be a whole different story.
4Stock is already up and running—what’s next? Judge for yourself.
BNC4 corresponds to the Nasdaq-listed company BNC (BNB Network Company). BNC itself is a U.S. stock company that holds a large amount of BNB, so this narrative fits perfectly: the first token to be on-chain among the 4Stocks is $BNC4, which is 1:1 backed by BNC’s underlying shares.
There might be something going on here. Currently, the market cap is 7.41M—let’s put a lottery ticket in with Big White too!
4Stock, the buy was at 2M, and it ran near 3M. Too bad I didn’t research it clearly at the beginning.
This time, FOUR’s counterattack has something to it. Binance set up bstock as a stock token platform, but some stocks weren’t covered. FOUR then directly launched 4Stock to fill the gap.
What is BNC? Binance’s stock. And the bottom pool of 4Stock is BNC4.
So basically, this time FOUR directly used Binance’s own stock pool to create a meme—this is a stock-meme narrative.
A lot of people still don’t know what BNC is, so this narrative hasn’t been priced in properly yet.
Now the market cap is 6M. Once everyone figures out the logic of the “Binance stock pool meme,” it could be a whole different story.
4Stock is already up and running—what’s next? Judge for yourself.
BNB Chain: Relying on a big tree for shade, pumps depend entirely on "official endorsement"
A like, repost, or comment from Binance or the BSC official account—and the market lights up immediately
A little interaction from CZ or Yi He, even just an emoji reply, is enough to make the community go wild for half a day
From Alpha to futures to spot, every new milestone Binance launches feels like a rocket boost
Robinhood: The path shares some similarities with BSC, but it is more about a closed loop within the platform ecosystem
Official account interactions are the basic move; reposts from the founding team are a secondary boost;
The real big move is getting listed on the Robinhood App or the Robinhood Legend platform
That opens the gate to the traffic entry point, instantly making it visible to tens of millions of users
Solana: Without a "father" like Binance, it relies on its own community to keep warm together; official account interactions and reposts from the founding team are still important signals;
A more common pattern is for projects in the SOL ecosystem to pump together.
Raydium, Jupiter, and others take turns backing it, with ecosystem-wide coordination to create hype
Others: There is also a universal off-chain path: celebrity pump effect Top leaders on Fomo platforms can also rely on personal influence to force a wave of momentum
Several chains are fighting back and forth for funds, with the seesaw effect maxed out. Retail traders, eager to PVP across multiple platforms by chasing pumps and dumping, always end up the same way: they all crash together.
And Binance doesn’t need to do anything complicated at all. It only needs to open a few leading contracts on several chains, or casually support a few BSC Meme coins worth a few million on Alpha, and it can make the battlefield even messier — then just wait to harvest the results.
Only after everything has completely collapsed does the real move begin:
Pick the wrongly killed leaders and collect the bodies.
Watch the once-popular BSC targets and bet on their perp + alpha expectations.
Chaos is not the end; it is also the starting point of a reshuffle
On September 7, the Meme battleground kicked off in full force, as ROB, SOL, and BSC staged a major capital migration on three chains.
On September 6, STONK on the SOL chain surged dramatically, heading straight for 200M, while liquidity on the ROB chain began to flow out. That evening, word spread that the official Butter team on BSC had stepped in to support BEN, and it quickly reached 10M. As a result, the entire batch of Meme coins on BSC that had been expected to be Alpha suddenly started bleeding and plunged.
At the same time, BSC’s new launchpad released its platform token BREW. Its innovative mechanism was any-pair liquidity pools, and its market cap climbed all the way to 30M.
VLAD, the founder of ROB, followed the Meme that had already hit 100M the day before, and its market cap shot up from 40M to 170M in one move, causing SOL to start bleeding.
BEN couldn’t sit still and followed suit — HIM, the project leader, followed BEN’s X account, and BEN also shot up from 5M to 20M.
Flap had been slow to innovate, but after seeing how strong BREW was, it posted a tweet in the middle of the night and copied the model directly. As a result, BEN collapsed, and BREW also crashed from 30M down to 3M.
After Flap copied the homework, every coin could be used as a liquidity pool. The project leaders thought it over and came to a conclusion: the best pool coin on BSC was CZ. So CZ shot up, jumping from 3M directly to 13M.
ROB’s meme coin BONER also moved, jumping straight from 30M to 80M — again the same “follow-driven” script.
The market is still restless, the capital is still surging, and the real show is still ahead.
BONER, the erection coin, has started rising too. The Robinhood chain never disappoints!
When the market cap was 65M, I told everyone to position in it. Now it has risen to 83M, and judging by this trend, it should keep going up. The Robinhood chain’s one should be at least over 100M!
Otherwise, don’t mess around on the Robinhood chain!
BONER (erection coin) — is this translation accurate? Haha. “Erection function disorder” matches a company that treats erectile dysfunction in the US stock market too—so is it connected to US stocks?
Currently its market cap is 65M. For Robinhood chain’s high-market-cap projects, it’s possible to take a small position. Many of them have already risen to 100M+—so there’s still a chance. Since with a high market cap, even if there’s a dump, it probably won’t happen as fast. Plus the hype around the Robinhood chain: as long as there’s a narrative-driven project, 100M can still run.
I checked BONER—this is the most “wild” project that combines jokes and mechanics.
The story starts with HIMS.
HIMS is a men’s health company listed on the NYSE. Its main business is treating erectile dysfunction. This stock has an unusually large number of short sellers—basically the kind that gets pinned down and rubbed in the dirt.
Then someone directly created a token on-chain called $BONER—
The name itself is a joke: it’s both slang for “erection” and a double entendre for “hard currency + going long.”
The wild part is the mechanism:
$BONER’s liquidity pool is directly paired with tokenized HIMS stock.
When you buy $BONER, the pool will automatically lock in more HIMS tokens—like locking real stock on-chain in a vault.
So what does this mean?
On weekends, when the US stock market is closed, shorts can’t cover. The circulating HIMS tokens on-chain become tighter and tighter.
If shorts want to borrow, they can’t.
Using a meme to help a US stock fight shorts—and keep doing funny stuff continuously. This story is much more interesting than just charging into a random shitcoin.