Recently, I revisited the different segments of the Chinese meme sector, and a few clear directions have emerged:
At the top is the "Life" series, whose market cap supports the entire sector, and everyone is eyeing spot opportunities. In the internet IP space, there are two main contenders: "Hakimi" is considered to have the strongest community consensus and is also a spot play; "Vulgar Penguin" is second, but more people are engaging with it through contracts.
There's also a unique angle—the customer service culture narrative. Projects like "Customer Service Xiao He," "Success Upon Arrival," "Cultivation," and "Big Yellow" are all leaning into this concept, which is quite interesting. In the animal-themed narratives, "Little Little" has been gaining traction, and many are waiting for alpha signals.
Overall, the Chinese meme sector is no longer just throwing things at the wall—each project is seeking differentiated stories and building community foundations.
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RektButSmiling
· 12-04 19:07
The customer service culture angle is indeed quite interesting; it feels more reliable than simple IP branding.
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LadderToolGuy
· 12-04 18:58
Hakimi’s consensus is indeed top-notch, but it feels a bit late to get into spot trading now.
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AirdropATM
· 12-04 10:46
Hakimi is definitely impressive this time. The community consensus is indeed strong, but the contract guys are playing even harder over at Tasteless Penguin.
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GasFeeCry
· 12-04 10:41
Hakimi Nabo has really been hyped to death. Anyone still chasing it now is just a bag holder, right?
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This whole customer service culture thing feels like a trend-chasing move to me. Hard to say how long it will last.
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The "Life" series has been propping up the price for so long, it's actually making me a bit worried.
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It seems like the zoo narrative manages to reinvent itself every cycle. If Xiao Xiao manages to break out this time, that would be interesting.
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Differentiated stories sound nice, but aren't crypto stories always hot one week and cold the next?
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So many people are trading Vulgar Penguin contracts—how's the liquidity?
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Chinese meme coins are starting to feel a bit "inwardly competitive" now; the novelty is gone.
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MetaMuskRat
· 12-04 10:31
Well, the customer service culture angle does have something to it, but it feels a bit overused.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 12-04 10:30
Hakimi’s community consensus is indeed strong this time, but we’ll have to wait on the spot market expectations. The derivatives side is too complicated.
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RetiredMiner
· 12-04 10:23
The customer service culture angle really has something to it—it's much more reliable than just hyping up concepts.
Recently, I revisited the different segments of the Chinese meme sector, and a few clear directions have emerged:
At the top is the "Life" series, whose market cap supports the entire sector, and everyone is eyeing spot opportunities. In the internet IP space, there are two main contenders: "Hakimi" is considered to have the strongest community consensus and is also a spot play; "Vulgar Penguin" is second, but more people are engaging with it through contracts.
There's also a unique angle—the customer service culture narrative. Projects like "Customer Service Xiao He," "Success Upon Arrival," "Cultivation," and "Big Yellow" are all leaning into this concept, which is quite interesting. In the animal-themed narratives, "Little Little" has been gaining traction, and many are waiting for alpha signals.
Overall, the Chinese meme sector is no longer just throwing things at the wall—each project is seeking differentiated stories and building community foundations.