I didn't expect that a Pokémon on the chain would make me believe in the concept of "growth" again.
These past few days, I've been observing a very strange phenomenon:

Pokemon BNB is clearly just a project on the chain, yet it's being discussed by a bunch of people born in the 90s and 00s as if it's an emotional resonance conference.

I originally thought this was another "GameFi old wine in a new bottle."
The more I look, the more I realize—the reason for its popularity is not the Web3 logic at all, but rather the logic of human nature.


Why will the Web3 of 2025 be ignited by a "Pokémon project"?

To be honest, in today's Web3:

  • Those who make money have no emotions.

  • Those with emotions have no stories.

  • Those with stories have no logic.

But Pokemon BNB has a rare characteristic:

It is one of the first 'cultural memory Web3 projects'.

What is cultural memory?
It's the moment you see 'trainer NFT', your mind automatically pops up:

  • That night hiding under the blanket playing handheld games.

  • The self who sweated profusely during summer vacation to catch Charizard.

  • That child who is willing to believe that 'effort can make them stronger'


You think you miss Pokemon, but actually, you miss that stronger version of yourself.

Everyone thinks Pokemon BNB relies on 'narrative', but I don't think so.

I repeatedly looked at the community discussions, and there is a very obvious commonality:

People did not enter for profit but were struck by a kind of 'emotional value'.

In summary:

It's not nostalgia; it's continuation.

When we were kids, we adventured with Ash, and as we grew up, we became realistic, pragmatic, cautious, and even a bit timid.

But Pokemon BNB suddenly reminds many people:

"I feel like I haven't had my heart race for something in a long time."

It's not about bringing you back to childhood,
But rather telling you: you can continue to venture.

Let's talk about reality—why does this project have market attention?

Beyond emotions, let's talk about rational logic:

✔ The BNB chain is currently the strongest for retail investors, the most trafficked, and has the most Chinese users.

It's not me saying it; it's the on-chain data saying it.

✔ The economic model is 'clean', with no presales, no team schemes, no VC.

This is so rare in 2025 it feels like an endangered species.

✔ NFT = productive assets + BNB dividend pool + upgradable

It's not JPG; it's on-chain productivity equipment.

✔ Algebraic rewards are not a pyramid scheme; they are a real Web3 fission model.

Users receive rewards in BNB + POKEMON, not air points.

To put it simply:

This is a model that can run without crashing.


But the real reason I resonate with Pokemon BNB is not the model, but the 'atmosphere'.

I have been in Web3 for so long and have seen too many:

  • Calculating APY until numb.

  • Anxiety from chasing whitelist.

  • Chasing narrative until questioning life.

But the community around Pokemon BNB is very unusual:

What everyone discusses is not profit, but experiences, growth, spirit, and a sense of belonging.

You rarely see a game community where someone says:

"I am not here to make money; I am here to find back the brave self I once was."

This is its rarest quality.

Lastly, my viewpoint: Will Pokemon BNB explode?

I don't predict prices; I talk about trends:

  • Emotional resonance > Model design

  • Cultural IP > Gameplay complexity

  • User self-propagation > Project party promotion

And Pokemon BNB just happens to be at the intersection of three trends.

It's not 'chain games',
Nor is it 'GameFi 2.0'.
It resembles:

A group of adults picks up the 'courage buff' that life has worn away.

If you also feel that Web3 has been boring, mechanical, profitable yet hollow lately—
Then you should understand why this project suddenly exploded.

The last sentence:

Pokemon BNB is not a project; it is a reminder:
You haven't been defeated by life yet; you still have a chance, try again.