#BSC链热浪来袭 Binance boss CZ and He Yi frequently go out to "sell goods", Middle Eastern tycoons throw money into the market, and a group of people are crazily speculating on Meme coins. For example, the coin called $Mubarak, CZ's emoji or buying a coin can make its market value soar from 7 million to 130 million, with a 24-hour trading volume of 80 million dollars.

Why is it so fierce?

1. Endorsement by big players: CZ and He Yi interact on social media every day like "live stream sellers", and even news of investment from the Middle Eastern sovereign fund MGX can cause a surge in traffic on the BSC chain;

2. Ridiculously low costs: BSC chain transaction fees are 90% lower than Ethereum, and it's easy to develop, allowing project teams to copy code and launch a new coin in 5 minutes;

3. Scams rampant: 90% of Meme coins are just "robbing Peter to pay Paul" to profit from retail investors, for example, the $TUT coin increased 100 times in a week, but retail investors are likely to see it crash to zero after buying in.

Risk warning:

• This wave of popularity relies entirely on CZ and celebrity effects, and the projects themselves have little technological content;

• By 2025, Binance has already initiated a "delisting of junk coins" vote, and many altcoins could be deleted at any time;

• Don’t be fooled by the current excitement; 92% of meme coins on the Solana chain have gone to zero in 30 days, and the BSC is likely to repeat this.

In short, this is a game where "big players eat meat, and retail investors get beaten". Advice for ordinary players:

• Don’t invest more than 5% of your total assets;

• Beware of the hype of "hundredfold increases";

• Cut losses decisively at 20%.