GM☕️ One night, two chains, two storylines — what a lively scene 😂
RH Chain: attention-driven drama
Vlad followed the official account of
$MEME ; Hims CEO Andrew Dudum also followed the official account of $BONER, and his account follows only 8 accounts in total.
$MEME jumped from around 30m to over 100m almost instantly, and $BONER also pulled up from around 30m to 70m.
BSC Chain: commercial warfare
The new platform $Brew, by relying on “any asset can be used as a quote currency,” surged to 32m;
Then Flap immediately launched Quote Anything (any asset can be used for pricing). The market saw that $BREW’s most valuable feature — scarcity — was gone, and it got slammed hard right away, though it is now recovering.
I didn’t escape that knife either; the little bit of $AST in my pocket was nearly cut in half too 🫠
What was most interesting that night was that the two chains were pricing two different things:
RH is adding value to “hard-to-copy identity relationships.”
A meme tied to a stock token, then noticed by the company’s CEO, means a single follow can become the cheapest and most effective grassroots IR (investor relations).
BSC is crushing the valuation of “features that are too easy to copy.”
Code can be copied, features can be matched; if the platform has no exclusive traffic, no exclusive assets, or no recurring revenue it can continuously return into buybacks, then the so-called moat may only be one night ahead of competitors.
#RH #BSC #MEME