Looking back at the birth of Bitcoin in 2009, almost no one took it seriously. How could a "Virtual Money" that has no government backing, no physical form, and does not belong to any country possibly have value? It sounds like a fantasy.

Many people mocked: "Who would use this virtual money for shopping?" Until someone bought two pizzas with 10,000 Bitcoins, the whole world was in an uproar, yet still regarded it as a joke.

However, more than a decade later, this "joke" has evolved into a belief. Bitcoin has become a symbol of decentralization, scarcity, and the spirit of free money, pioneering a new financial era and redefining the concept of "value".

Perhaps many great changes initially seem like jokes. Just as people once laughed at the dream of flight, today various inventions of airplanes and spacecraft have been realized, allowing humanity not only to soar through the skies but even to explore the universe.

The transition of Bitcoin from being seen as a joke to becoming "digital gold" teaches us not to underestimate the meme coins that are currently being ridiculed. Among them may lie the seeds of the next legend, just waiting to break ground.

In the world of meme coins, which coin is most likely to create its own legend? Could it be the newcomer from the Ethereum ecosystem that is accompanied by the aura of Musk, has the support of Vitalik Buterin, and landed on eight exchanges within seven days?

The cryptocurrency market is full of variables, with factors such as the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut expectations and the movements of large funds all influencing market direction. In this field full of opportunities and challenges, we need to maintain an open mindset while also cautiously assessing the potential and risks of each project.