In 2026, the meme coin "I'm Coming" has become popular.

Looking at the fund flows on exchanges, it’s clear—shifting from the previous "Horse to Success" to "I'm Coming," this reflects more than just retail following trends; it signals a change in the overall market narrative. Sharp traders are starting to reposition, following the hot topics, which is quite normal in the crypto ecosystem.

From a macro perspective, meme coins can repeatedly erupt due to their cyclical nature—during bull markets, liquidity is abundant, funds seek growth opportunities everywhere, and with the amplification effect of social media, speculative enthusiasm is ignited. The high-yield cases in the second half of 2025 are essentially based on this logic: excess market liquidity, prevailing sentiment, and once a collective consensus forms, prices surge accordingly. However, this trend-driven strategy can easily lead to bubbles if it gets out of control within regulatory gaps.

What’s interesting is that the narrative behind "I'm Coming" carries more than just a phrase. It signals to the market—that the Chinese community is no longer a bystander or passive recipient of information. We have our own expressions and our own voice. How prices move is up to the market. As for sentiment and narrative, we are already prepared.

Last Lunar New Year, during the Year of the Horse, I was at home chatting with relatives about space exploration, satellites, precious metal investments. When they asked what I’ve been playing lately, I just smiled and said, "I'm Coming." They didn’t quite understand, but that’s our own cultural code in the crypto world.