#越南拟2026年发首批加密牌照 Chinese Meme Showdown: Hakiimi and Lobster—who gets listed first on Binance spot?
Hakiimi’s odds may be higher, but the lobster isn’t out of the game.
In the Binance journey, when the bulls show up and get listed on spot, it’s a good start for Chinese memes. Right now, the two most hotly debated in the community are Hakiimi and the lobster.
Hakiimi’s advantage is “stability.” Its market cap has broken 80 million, it has gone through big surges and brutal drawdowns, and its liquidity foundation is solid. There’s strong community consensus—yes, that cat meme—simple and direct, known by everyone from kids to elders, aligning with Binance’s requirement for Meme “cultural resonance.”
The lobster’s problem is “too new.” Although it has high hype and its market cap has also climbed to over 200 million, it has risen too aggressively, with extreme volatility. The biggest fear for a spot listing on Binance is a target that has just been pumped and has unstable holders—if it gets listed and then dumps, nobody looks good.
A lot of people in the community are betting on Hakiimi, and the logic is straightforward: the ones that got in first (Alpha), and have already survived a washout, are the seed candidates for spot.
My take: Watch what happens with Binance Alpha. If Hakiimi is first moved by Binance from Alpha to the spot observation pool, that will be a clear signal. The lobster needs to calm down first, prove it’s not a one-wave fad, and then it will have a chance.$牛来 $哈基米 $龙虾
Hakiimi’s odds may be higher, but the lobster isn’t out of the game.
In the Binance journey, when the bulls show up and get listed on spot, it’s a good start for Chinese memes. Right now, the two most hotly debated in the community are Hakiimi and the lobster.
Hakiimi’s advantage is “stability.” Its market cap has broken 80 million, it has gone through big surges and brutal drawdowns, and its liquidity foundation is solid. There’s strong community consensus—yes, that cat meme—simple and direct, known by everyone from kids to elders, aligning with Binance’s requirement for Meme “cultural resonance.”
The lobster’s problem is “too new.” Although it has high hype and its market cap has also climbed to over 200 million, it has risen too aggressively, with extreme volatility. The biggest fear for a spot listing on Binance is a target that has just been pumped and has unstable holders—if it gets listed and then dumps, nobody looks good.
A lot of people in the community are betting on Hakiimi, and the logic is straightforward: the ones that got in first (Alpha), and have already survived a washout, are the seed candidates for spot.
My take: Watch what happens with Binance Alpha. If Hakiimi is first moved by Binance from Alpha to the spot observation pool, that will be a clear signal. The lobster needs to calm down first, prove it’s not a one-wave fad, and then it will have a chance.$牛来 $哈基米 $龙虾
