The meme craze on BNB Chain this year is not accidental.
On one hand, founders or KOLs quickly ignite the market with strong community cohesion;
On the other hand, developers use automated tools for efficient deployment and fluid design, which amplifies the speed of emotion transmission.
This carnival is actually a tacit cooperation between "centralized leaders" and "decentralized tools".
📌 1. Amplifier of Centralized Personality
Whether it’s $JENNER, $ZYN or $BOMEBNB, we can always see a clear outline:
A KOL or Meme IP with appeal has the ability to attract traffic in the first place. They are not the most technically advanced devs, but they have the ability to tell stories and gather emotions.
They often start by throwing out a narrative framework: "The official doesn't support me, but I launch it myself", "I'm doing this just for fun, don't take it too seriously."
But it is these "seemingly random" starting moves that often become the seeds of thousand-fold coins.
📌 2. Toolchain enables market speed
The BNB chain’s meme project was able to go online in 3 hours, build a pool in 6 hours, and reach a market value of over 100 million in 12 hours. The real magic is hidden behind the scenes.
In the past, a project from idea to launch required at least:
Writing a contract
Building a website
Configuring Liquidity
Continuous market making and price synchronization
Get social media and visual materials in place
But now, with automated dev tools like CiaoTool, all of this has become standardized, low-threshold, and highly efficient.
you can:
Release tokens and configure parameters without code
One-click pool creation + price feed
Rapid deployment of Meme visual assets
Use automated scripts for basic liquidity maintenance
This is the combined power of “narrative-driven + tool-accelerated”.
📌 3. The community is not an appendage, but an amplifier
In the past, many projects hoped to control the market rhythm through centralized operations.
But the most popular memes right now are those projects that "delegate power to the community."
Many BNB memes don’t even have a Telegram account. They only have a voting group or a KOL’s main account. The rest depends entirely on the community’s spontaneous organization, making emoticons, synthesizing AI videos, and writing tweets for interpretation.
Instead, developers are only responsible for stabilizing system operations, maintaining basic rules and liquidity logic.
This is exactly the role of tools like CiaoTool - allowing Dev to focus on structure building without spending too much energy on daily maintenance.
📌 4. Which chain will the next wave be on?
We have seen BNB’s “centralized role + decentralized tools + efficient launch process” model work.
But the chains that really have the potential for explosive growth are actually those with the following characteristics:
Sufficiently active KOL community
Sufficiently low deployment cost
A good enough dev tool ecosystem
Community users who are willing to take risks
Solana already has this momentum, and many people are eyeing the next “BNB craze on Solana”.
Prepare the tools, choose the characters, and set up the framework, and a new wave of meme experiments may be on the way.
