Speaking of OugiBak Coin, this must be the most rustic debut in the crypto world in the second half of 2025. Code name MA, with a total supply of 1.44 billion coins. At first glance, there's nothing special about it, but its background is truly hilarious.

It all started with a few programmers and meme enthusiasts chatting randomly in a group. Suddenly, someone asked if they could create a token for everyone to bash each other and trade coins simultaneously—resulting in an unstoppable frenzy. The project name directly borrowed the internet meme "OugiBak refuses to accept defeat, come at me," which clearly shows its tone.

The core gameplay is ridiculously simple: the community survives entirely on going crazy. Some people turn A-shares candlestick charts into horse faces, others use OugiBak avatars as meme stickers, and a guy even went to his company's entrance with a banner saying "Boss, can you give us OugiBak bonuses this year?" The more rustic, the more popular; the more abstract, the more fun—that's the entire logic.

What’s most heartbreaking is that OugiBak never pretends. No market cap, no metaverse, no AI concepts, not even those hollow stories. Many call it a meme coin’s mirror—simply put, it’s asking: can you accept trading coins purely for entertainment? This question is worth everyone’s reflection.