Meme coin trên chuỗi Solana tạo ra làn sóng mới, cơn sốt này liệu sẽ kéo dài bao lâu?

【Blockchain Velocity】Meme coin sector on Solana recently exploded, with a hot trend from Japanese subculture sweeping into the crypto market.

Here’s what happened — Japanese internet culture has a classic meme called “Yajuu Senpai,” which emerged back in 2001 and has been raging in Japanese otaku circles for over 20 years. The corresponding number is “114514,” which phonetically matches the Japanese phrase “いいよ、こいよ” (meaning “okay, come on”). Recently, this meme suddenly crossed over into the crypto space, and a bunch of related Meme coins started erupting.

Check out how wild this market move is — the 114514 coin currently has a market cap around $42 million, peaked at $57 million today, with a current price around $0.042, showing a 24-hour surge of 700%. Then there’s the 42069 coin with only a $1.4 million market cap, but today’s surge reached a crazy 2900%, with peak market cap hitting $2.48 million. YAJUCOIN is even more outrageous, surging 7200% in 24 hours, and despite a market cap of only $960,000, its intraday peak reached $3.56 million. Even the related coin BEAST, though smallest in market cap at $240,000, still posted a 260% daily gain.

Why did this hype take off? There are quite a few drivers behind it. On one hand, the Japanese government signaled positive news — plans to significantly slash crypto taxation from the current 55% down to 20%, plus a plan to allow crypto assets to list directly. These policy expectations injected adrenaline into the market. On the other hand, the overall crypto market has warmed up recently, with the Meme coin sector in the Solana ecosystem also collectively reviving, igniting everyone’s emotions.

But let’s be honest here — Meme coins are built entirely on sentiment and concept speculation, with basically no real use cases or fundamental support. Volatility is like riding a roller coaster, and whoever buys in might be left holding the bag. No one can say how long this hype will burn. If you want to participate in this type of trading, make sure you understand your own risk tolerance first, and don’t get dizzy from those surge percentages.