Subculture memes drive the independent market of Japan-related Meme coins, with Meme coins led by "114514" all experiencing significant gains.

On January 6, according to GMGN monitoring, recently, a resurgence of the Japanese internet subculture “Beast Sempai” (also known as “Inmou Meme”) has reignited, driving the emergence of independent market trends for Meme coins on the Solana chain, with market attention rapidly increasing. Among them, multiple tokens represented by the Pump Live live broadcast token “114514” have been flooding social platforms, and coins like YAJUCOIN, 42069, etc., quickly entered the hot list after launch, further boosting market sentiment. Some Meme coin information is as follows: 114514: Market cap temporarily reported at $42 million, with an intraday peak of $57 million, currently quoted at about $0.042, up 700% in 24 hours; 42069: Market cap temporarily reported at $1.4 million, with an intraday peak of $2.48 million, currently quoted at about $0.0014, up 2900% in 24 hours; YAJUCOIN: Market cap temporarily reported at $960,000, with an intraday peak of $356,000, currently quoted at about $0.0009, up 7200% in 24 hours; BEAST: Market cap temporarily reported at $240,000, with an intraday peak of $490,000, currently quoted at about $0.0002, up 260% in 24 hours. The number “114514” originates from the Japanese classic internet meme “Beast Sempai,” with its phonetic equivalent in Japanese “いいよ、こいよ” (meaning “Alright, come on”). This meme originated from an old film in 2001 and has been circulating in Japanese internet culture for over 20 years, with a certain community recognition basis. The recent market trend may be driven by multiple factors: including Japan’s expected reduction of cryptocurrency tax from 55% to 20%, plans to allow direct listing of crypto assets, and recent overall market recovery along with the collective revival of Meme sector on the Solana chain, providing emotional support. Related article: “Besides $114514, what other projects can be关注?” BlockBeats reminds users that Meme coin trading is highly volatile, heavily reliant on market sentiment and hype, and lacks practical value or use cases; investors should be cautious of risks.