But after looking at the last few updates, I increasingly feel that discussing the significance of a single trading pair on its own isn’t very meaningful.

What’s truly worth watching is that Four.Meme is expanding the idea of “what assets can serve as the basis liquidity for memes.”

This time, $pPOLY was issued by Paimon Finance and introduced via PancakeSwap Pre-Access. It can now be used directly as a trading pair asset to create and trade memes on Four.Meme.

Behind this, it actually changes a very fixed logic of the traditional meme launchpad.

For most of the time, the liquidity entry points for meme platforms have been extremely one-dimensional.

Once the project is launched, everyone mostly focuses on trading a few mainstream assets.

The benefit is that liquidity becomes concentrated, but the problem is also very clear:

The kinds of assets and ways to play that the platform can support are also constrained by these trading pairs.

What Multi-Token Trading does is gradually open up this entry point.

When a newly issued on-chain asset like $pPOLY can also become a Meme’s Pair Asset, Meme doesn’t necessarily have to rely only on traditional assets like BNB and USDT to form markets.

Any new asset with a community, liquidity, and on-chain demand can, in theory, further form its own Meme ecosystem.

I think there’s a very interesting change here:

Before, Memes were competing for liquidity; now it may become assets actively seeking out Memes.

Because for a new asset, going on-chain is only step one.

The real difficulty afterward is how to generate trading demand, community discussions, and more usage scenarios.

and Memes happen to have extremely strong community propagation properties.

If Four.Meme can continuously onboard new Pair Assets, it’s effectively turning the Meme Launchpad into a liquidity distribution tool.

New assets gain new usage scenarios;

Meme projects gain new base assets and communities;

Four.Meme gains more independent trading markets.

A new cycle can form among the three.

Of course, the multi-asset model also brings another problem:

Will liquidity be further dispersed?

The more Pair Assets supported, it doesn’t mean each market will naturally achieve enough depth.

So what’s really worth watching next isn’t how many assets Four.Meme can support, but after these new Pairs go live:

Will there be Memes that are willing to use it?
Is there real trading volume?
Can liquidity be retained?
And will these assets’ own communities come into Four.Meme?

If these data can continue to grow, then Multi-Token Trading isn’t just a feature update.

Four.Meme may be slowly transforming the Meme Launchpad from “a single token launch entry” into a liquidity connection layer between different assets on the BNB Chain.

$pPOLY is just the latest one to join.

How many more assets will come in later—that’s the more worth watching part.