Niu Lai Could Reach a 3 Billion Market Cap

Yesterday, many people recommended Niu Lai. After thinking about it carefully, I feel that Niu Lai has the opportunity to become the first 3 billion Chinese coin on BSC—this is just personal reflection and could be completely wrong.

Below is my understanding of MEME and Niu Lai.

I. The first Chinese coin to cross multiple fields, with sufficient intrinsic value

Literally, Niu Lai—meaning the bull market is coming, resonating with the bull market, which is very good.

But that is far from enough; otherwise, wouldn't names like "May everything go well" or "A big positive line" also be good?

In essence, MEME is a combination of propagation, consensus, emotion, and narrative. The value of a MEME does not depend on its name, but on how many people know it, understand it, follow it, and like it.

Doge is worth 100 billion because Elon Musk promoted it and crypto traders worldwide know it. Despite its inflationary model where the token supply increases every year, it doesn't stop it from being the king of MEMEs.

MEMEs have valuations. This valuation is not imaginary, but based on the influence behind them.

How is Niu Lai's influence?

• All mainstream overseas media and serious financial magazines have reported on it.
• Various major commercial brands like KFC, McDonald's, and even luxury brands are focusing on the meme.
• Everyone in the US, Japan, and France knows Niu Lai.
• People's Daily and various official media outlets are analyzing the "Niu Lai phenomenon."
• Niu Lai toys and T-shirts are on sale at the Yiwu small commodity market and Taobao.
• It has even reached the AI circle. The new model of Zhipu, a top large model company with a market value of 100 billion in Hong Kong stocks, is called Ox-alpha. Zhipu officially stated that the inspiration for the name came from Niu Lai, hence the "Ox" prefix.

This is the first super MEME to appear unexpectedly on BSC. Not only is its propagation more powerful than the Hippo (MOODENG) of that year, but its continuity will also be much more lasting—everyone hopes for the bull market to come (Niu Lai), and everyone likes Niu Lai.

For the crypto circle, for "Niu Lai" to continue rising as a meme culture, more people need to realize that the intrinsic value of Niu Lai itself is worth a lot. Conversely, the rise will further open up Web2 traffic. To be honest, its aesthetics are much better than before; people outside the circle can not only understand it but also like it, which is the most rare thing.

Of course, I also hope that when the bull market returns, every foreigner will start saying "Niu Lai"—for example, Justin Sun (Xiao Hei), who should have already learned "Niu Lai."

I remember watching a Quentin Tarantino interview where he said he learned a Chinese phrase, "Niu Bi!" (Awesome!), and many foreigners learned it too. It's very interesting.

"Niu Lai!"

II. Binance's Optimal Choice

Binance will be very cautious about whether to list a MEME and which one to list. I conducted a survey on X yesterday afternoon, and I didn't expect the answers to be almost overwhelmingly in favor of Niu Lai. The grassroots foundation is huge; there's not much else to say, the Web2 popularity has exploded. From Binance's perspective, which one would you choose? One on BSC or one on Robinhood?

Whether Binance lists it or not, the intrinsic value of Niu Lai is there. But if Binance lists Niu Lai spot—and I guess it would be the first to do so—its value should be like ORDI, potentially reaching a very high ceiling. The logic is what I mentioned before, but it also involves chip distribution and other factors.

I used to say that the best MEMEs must be natural diamonds, not man-made diamonds.

• Natural Diamonds: These appear unexpectedly and suddenly. Most people don't see them, don't understand them, or look down on them at first, like ORDI back then.
• Man-made Diamonds: For example, bots monitoring Yi He and CZ's tweets to issue coins in seconds, or high-control market makers manipulating a specific word.

Niu Lai is not a man-made diamond; it's something no one expected.

Additionally, I personally really dislike the culture of fawning over CZ and Yi He just to trade a MEME coin on the BSC chain. This is not MEME culture; it's sycophant culture. Would Yi He and CZ like that? Absolutely not. No normal person would. They just can't help it—CZ won't explain, and Yi He can't explain, as the more they explain, the more they get attacked from different angles.

Niu Lai doesn't fawn over anyone, but it makes every crypto person like it and every outsider understand it.

III. A Divine Coin with the Right Time, Place, and People

Unlike most memes that only have a fleeting moment of popularity, Niu Lai is accompanied by the start of the bull market. It feels like what I said about ORDI having the right time, place, and people—this thing also feels like a bit of divine providence. That's my personal feeling.

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