Recently, another wave of MEME fever has swept through the SOL chain, and the number 114514 has become extremely popular, with friends circles and communities all discussing it. Speaking of which, this isn't the first time MEME has exploded on SOL; there was also a wave of Japanese kanji MEME trends earlier, where the hype was around a concept coin based on a complex Chinese character. It did surge in popularity for a while, but in the end? Everything was wiped out to zero.

Driven by curiosity, I looked into the origin of 114514. This meme originates from a 2001 Japanese film called "BABYLON STAGE 34 Midsummer Night's Dream the IMP." In the film, a famous actor (nicknamed "Beast Senpai" by netizens) has a classic line: "いいよ！こいよ！" (which roughly means "Come on! Bring it on!" in Japanese), cleverly using the homophone of the numbers 114514 as a meme. This meme has been circulating in Japanese internet culture for many years, and now it’s suddenly being dug up by the crypto community as MEME material—it's quite interesting.

Looking at the current K-line trend, it’s a classic MEME pattern—rapid surge, forming a top, and now showing signs of correction. The only question is whether there will be a second wave of行情? Honestly, based on historical cycles, surviving the first wave is already good. Most MEME coins' fate is fleeting; after this round of hype, it’s hard to sustain vitality. But precisely because of this high-risk, high-reward characteristic, the SOL MEME ecosystem maintains a unique appeal.