【Crypto Rhythm】Recently, the Meme coin sector on Solana has suddenly exploded, with a wave of Japanese subculture heat sweeping into the crypto market.
Here’s what happened—there’s a classic meme in Japanese internet culture called 「野兽先辈」(Beast Senpai). This meme appeared as early as 2001 and has been popular in Japan’s otaku culture for over 20 years. The associated number is 「114514」, which sounds like the Japanese phrase 「いいよ、こいよ」(meaning “Sure, come on”). Recently, this meme suddenly crossed over into the crypto world, and a bunch of related Meme coins started to surge.
Check out how intense this rally is—The coin 114514 currently has a market cap of about $42 million, hitting a peak of $57 million today. Its current price is roughly $0.042, with a 24-hour increase of 700%. Another coin, 42069, has a market cap of only $1.4 million, but its surge today is an astonishing 2900%, with a peak market cap of $2.48 million. YAJUCOIN is even more outrageous, with a 7200% increase in 24 hours. Although its market cap is only $960,000, its intraday peak reached $3.56 million. Even the related BEAST coin, with the smallest market cap of $240,000, experienced a 260% daily increase.
Why has this wave of popularity emerged? There are still quite a few behind-the-scenes drivers. On one hand, there are positive signals from the Japanese government—plans to significantly reduce crypto tax from the current 55% to 20%, and a plan to allow direct listing of crypto assets. These policy expectations have injected enthusiasm into the market. On the other hand, the entire crypto market has recently warmed up, and the Meme coin sector within the Solana ecosystem has collectively revived, igniting investor sentiment.
But to be honest—Meme coins are fundamentally built on emotion and hype, with little real utility or solid fundamentals to support them. Their volatility is like a roller coaster, and most of the gains might just be eaten up by bagholders. How long this heatwave can last is anyone’s guess. If you want to participate in this type of trading, make sure to carefully consider your risk tolerance and don’t get blinded by the rapid gains.
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CryptoCross-TalkClub
· 01-08 15:48
Laughing out loud, Japanese memes can be turned into coins too. Is it next to turn into an anime waifu?
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NFTFreezer
· 01-08 13:41
Haha, Japanese memes can also be used to hype coins. This batch of new investors is really something else.
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2900% increase? I bet five bucks it will crash tomorrow.
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Even Beast Senpai is popular in the crypto world, what meme can't be created?
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Wait, isn't this really gambling...
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This meme of 114514 made me laugh to death. The crypto community really dares to meme anything.
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The gains are huge but the losses are just as fast. Meme coins are always like this.
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Damn, this return is crazy, and I'm the one losing money.
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Another wave of rug pulls, same old routine.
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Japanese otaku culture has entered the crypto world. We really dare to gamble on anything.
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ParanoiaKing
· 01-06 09:26
Oh my, I really can't hold it anymore. Japanese otaku culture memes can also be used for crypto trading?
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Another new way to scam people, what about after a 2900% increase?
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114514 directly hits a market cap of 57 million. How many people have been tricked by the beastly senior? Haha
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Wait, isn't this just gambling, just with a different skin?
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What is Solana doing in this big dump again?
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Relying on puns to make money is really brilliant. Isn't there any barrier to entry in the crypto world?
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How long can this wave of popularity last? I bet it will cool down in three days.
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Looking at this data, I know I will lose money, it’s always like this.
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How can every meme be on the blockchain? Is the next one a secondary-dimensional waifu coin?
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I really didn't expect Japanese otaku culture to collide with the crypto world. Crazy.
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SnapshotBot
· 01-06 09:24
700%? 2900%? What kind of monsters and demons are these? Japanese memes are even being used to harvest profits.
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CryptoTherapist
· 01-06 09:09
ngl this emotional volatility we're witnessing... have you considered what your portfolio is *really* telling you? 700% gains are just your FOMO mindset screaming for validation
Solana Chain Meme Coins Spark a New Wave: How Long Will This Hot Trend Last?
【Crypto Rhythm】Recently, the Meme coin sector on Solana has suddenly exploded, with a wave of Japanese subculture heat sweeping into the crypto market.
Here’s what happened—there’s a classic meme in Japanese internet culture called 「野兽先辈」(Beast Senpai). This meme appeared as early as 2001 and has been popular in Japan’s otaku culture for over 20 years. The associated number is 「114514」, which sounds like the Japanese phrase 「いいよ、こいよ」(meaning “Sure, come on”). Recently, this meme suddenly crossed over into the crypto world, and a bunch of related Meme coins started to surge.
Check out how intense this rally is—The coin 114514 currently has a market cap of about $42 million, hitting a peak of $57 million today. Its current price is roughly $0.042, with a 24-hour increase of 700%. Another coin, 42069, has a market cap of only $1.4 million, but its surge today is an astonishing 2900%, with a peak market cap of $2.48 million. YAJUCOIN is even more outrageous, with a 7200% increase in 24 hours. Although its market cap is only $960,000, its intraday peak reached $3.56 million. Even the related BEAST coin, with the smallest market cap of $240,000, experienced a 260% daily increase.
Why has this wave of popularity emerged? There are still quite a few behind-the-scenes drivers. On one hand, there are positive signals from the Japanese government—plans to significantly reduce crypto tax from the current 55% to 20%, and a plan to allow direct listing of crypto assets. These policy expectations have injected enthusiasm into the market. On the other hand, the entire crypto market has recently warmed up, and the Meme coin sector within the Solana ecosystem has collectively revived, igniting investor sentiment.
But to be honest—Meme coins are fundamentally built on emotion and hype, with little real utility or solid fundamentals to support them. Their volatility is like a roller coaster, and most of the gains might just be eaten up by bagholders. How long this heatwave can last is anyone’s guess. If you want to participate in this type of trading, make sure to carefully consider your risk tolerance and don’t get blinded by the rapid gains.