No need for project background, no need to understand the underlying principles of blockchain—it's a bit of a punch to the gut to say this, but this is precisely the key for a phenomenon-level meme coin to break out of the circle.

In one sentence, the emotion hits the mark. This is the ultimate form of a meme.

Traditional in-circle memes are often locked behind layers of barriers: you need to understand references, speak in insider slang, belong to the "you need to understand" crowd. As a result, their dissemination is forcibly cut off within small circles. Conversely, those memes with real explosive potential are exactly the opposite—they are anti-elitist, anti-barrier, and refuse lengthy explanations. They do one thing: make people feel good, shout out, and subconsciously repeat.

Only this kind of straightforward, absurd Chinese meme can truly make Chinese meme culture take off. The key is not the coin itself, but the symbol.

This symbol can give retail investors a sense of participation, provide space for creators to express themselves, and leave a deep impression on outsiders at a glance. It’s not about capitalizing on hot topics or riding on certain figures—what it’s doing is defining a new language for Chinese memes.

If successful, Chinese memes will have their first "battle cry"; if not, they remain scattered jokes.

When the big cycle truly arrives, what will the market remember? Just this one sentence.