Recently, while scrolling through TikTok, I’ve noticed more videos about uninstalling OK or BN. Most say they were liquidated and left. This is also a kind of sentiment indicator, and perhaps it’s a sign that the market is about to recover. Comparing this with the mini bull run in 2019: after bottoming out in December 2018, the market started moving again in April 2019, then hit a new high two months later. This time, since the flash crash last October, the market didn’t hit a new low until this July. It’s now been three months since July, so if we count the time until a new rally gets underway, we may be close to the start of another mini bull run.
If we say that Niu Lai is the starting phase of this bull market, then Baola is the second phase of the market ahead, while “Tuan Ying” is the third phase. Surprisingly, in this market cycle, the three memes appear exactly in the three stages of bull market development. Although Baola is on the X chain, and Niu Lai Tuan Ying is on BSC, BSC and X chain are interoperable. $牛来 #躺赢 #宝拉
I took a look, and the market that I barely managed to step out of was chased away by a filthy fruit fly from yesterday. It all starts with a bull, and ends with a fruit fly. Restarting the call to Sister Jie, Mom. Sister Jie: Bull lai $牛来
$牛来 This time the few meme plays I went after also lost money. Maybe because the bull caught an opportunity and thought it was “back in business,” but then it still went on to lose again. At least I hadn’t fully cleared out before with bort—there was a rebound and I managed to get back a bit of blood. I’m completely unable to play memes; maybe it has to do with my destiny. I have no luck in “side wealth,” only “proper wealth.” Proper wealth luck means that normal investing should choose projects that are grounded and have real-world application—not this kind of speculation in the stock market. The time I made a million in 2025 was also because AI pushed the market. With the appearance of the Bem market this time, maybe the market is going to shift back toward real applications. After this, I won’t play on-chain memes anymore. I’ll only invest in good projects: bem, $BIO $ENA #ldo —these few that I’m currently optimistic about.
$BEN Maybe I truly pressed the wrong button this time. From a meme perspective, Ben is richer in memes than Brew. And the narrative angle isn’t inferior to Niu Lai’s. Maybe it’s because Niu Lai is an overseas crowd, while Ben is a domestic one. Think about it—that’s ironic. The most fun Chinese memes were actually started by foreigners, and the most meme-heavy overseas memes were created by Chinese people—yet once again, foreigners succeeded while Chinese people proved they can’t. Honestly, I should’ve guessed the ending. Ben has Xia Gou and Ethereum Lao Zhang—just these two people alone already foretold the ending. Back then, when I watched many domestic KOLs recommend it, I somehow felt that something was off.
$牛来 #ben I don’t follow many memes, but when Niu Lai and Ben just came out, I immediately felt that the two narratives were the same—they both naturally carry a rebellious vibe, fitting the crypto culture. If Niu Lai is described as kickstarting a cultural revival, then he fired the first shot against the old meme culture. As for Ben, it means the Butterfly platform will launch a crackdown on the current meme market, demonstrating the resolve to make a drastic cut. Only by breaking the old meme system can we truly reignite the vitality of new memes. Today’s memes are a slaughterhouse where big capital, institutions, and dog-and-strong-man groups team up to crush retail traders. If this continues, it’s not good for the industry’s development. So when Butterfly first posted Ben’s tweet, it wasn’t meant to represent a new launchpad or a mascot—it was an expression of views and an attitude toward how memes should develop now. Ben will fire the first shot of meme reform. And Ben and Niu Lai will join forces to build together.
In 2010, you heard about Bitcoin, but you thought it was unrealistic. In 2017, you heard that a friend of yours made a lot of money from Bitcoin, achieving financial freedom. In 2018, you—restless and impulsive—bought at the peak. In 2019, the exchange where you frequently bought coins went bankrupt, and after losing everything, you needed about ten years to save up again. In 2020, your parents—who had worked their whole lives—helped you pay off all your debts. In 2021, you heard about some so-called "master" who could guide you through the trades via a mysterious group, and you were told they could take you to the sky. You paid a high price to join the group. In 2022, you met another contract trading big shot and hoped you could turn things around through contracts. In 2023, your contracts got liquidated. In 2024, you heard that you could get rich on-chain, so you learned to hunt just like others—without knowing the cost. In 2025, you saw the Trump coin, thought it would be safe, and then you got on stage at the high point. Now in 2026, you’ve lost all hope, standing on a rooftop, ending your life.#韭菜的一生
$BEN It dropped from the peak to the low by almost 90%. That’s brutal. I remember you could short it three times on Avast, right? The ones who shorted made big money and got high
A new bull has arrived, raising a great banner to stand against the chaos of the current meme market. People today still do not understand the true value of the bull’s arrival. If the bull fired the first shot in the meme arena, then BEN, which has just appeared today, will be the decisive, courageous cut needed for the upcoming reform of the meme market. This step must be taken. Doing it now means short-term pain; if time drags on and the illness spreads throughout the body, then making the cut will mean everything is truly over. People now are inside the situation and cannot yet see the true significance of what has appeared today. People in the future will be grateful to Bull Lai and BEN, thanking them for carving a bloody path through the crypto desert toward genuine consensus on value. The current meme sector is already filled with outdated internal competition and endless harvesting; the market urgently needs a thorough self-reform amid the chaos: Confront the deep-rooted problems: reject empty and blind hype, and say a complete goodbye to the industry tumor that hinders healthy ecosystem development. Rebuild consensus: gather truly like-minded community strength and bring back the lost traffic and faith. Move forward decisively: rather endure short-term pain and, in the spirit of cutting off a wounded arm, begin the hardcore return of Web3. In the chaos, only the great banner must not fall. The journey belonging to BEN and Bull Lai has only just begun, and time will ultimately prove the value of all this.$牛来 #ben
In the end, the one who saves retail investors is always themselves, not others, not some big shot, not some big shot's signal calls. Meme is the only opportunity for retail investors. $牛来
The market looks like it has improved, and all kinds of stocks with market caps above 100 million are appearing, but most of them are scheming traps. It is becoming increasingly difficult for retail investors to make money. Since the regular army moved in, it seems there is no way out for retail investors in the market anymore. Although I have always believed that meme is the only chance for retail investors to save themselves, the current meme projects are uneven, and it is obvious that this has become a battleground where institutions, market manipulators, and big holders harvest retail investors. How is this game even supposed to be played? How are we supposed to play it? I’m completely lost now. $牛来 I even want to call for my mom.
$牛来 Although liquidity in the market seems to be returning, with even several billion-market-cap projects emerging in a single day, it seems that it is becoming increasingly difficult for retail investors to make money.
$Sun Xiaosheng might be afraid of copyright, or something. After all, this is different from that Wagyu. Back then, Sun Ge’s chain’s Sun Wukong also went to zero because of copyright. In fact, this TV series didn’t promote or explicitly mention Sun Xiaosheng. And every generation of meme king—doggo, pepe, shib—there was no mention of copyright either. Damn it. When it’s time for the animal-state people to devour, every time they get harvested, they use this lousy excuse. If they really cared about copyright, domestic piracy would be stacked like a whole pile of boxes. Plus there’s also that “five-thousand-year culture”—the ancient people’s novels—and now modern people get a copyright and they can’t even advertise. Sooner or later, these people will get Chinese culture killed.
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