BSC Level 1 Major Event: He Yi downplays the impact of "official IP derivatives" Meme, funds on the BSC chain shift towards community-driven Memes
On December 12, He Yi stated in response to community discussions yesterday: "Everyone doesn't need to find angles in the official V or from the editor, this type of Meme will not be looked at in the future." This statement has led to a reassessment of the asset structure on the BSC chain, pushing funds to shift from "official IP derivatives" Memes to community-driven Memes.
The previously popular "official IP derivative" Meme coin "bibi" faced a sell-off after He Yi's remarks, dropping 30% within 24 hours, now reported at 0.004 USD. Related coins like "PALU" and "DOYR" also generally declined. This trend resonates with the recent discussions raised by the community and KOLs about the "de-officialization" of the BSC chain, reflecting some investors' desire to reduce the weight of official association concepts in the BSC ecosystem.
Meanwhile, community-driven Meme coins have garnered favor from investors. The representative Meme "Hakimi" rose 22% within 24 hours, now reported at 0.029 USD; similar assets like "Vulgar Penguin" have also maintained relatively high levels after an increase. Additionally, with Binance soon to support UTF-8 format (allowing for Chinese trading pairs), some traders are preemptively positioning themselves in Chinese-related assets, further driving funds towards related Chinese community-type Memes.
