2025-12-27 10:27:13

Recently, I've been pondering a concept—why can certain MEME coins become popular throughout the entire community? Instead of saying it's about technology and operations, it's more about hitting a certain cultural resonance point.

Taking the concept of "Gong Xi Fa Cai" as an example, it has several natural advantages: First, it is the most catchy and communicative blessing phrase in Chinese culture, understandable by multiple generations; second, it carries an optimistic cultural core, naturally forming a peak of dissemination during New Year and holidays; furthermore, this cultural attribute determines that its popularity far exceeds that of ordinary coins.

More and more on-chain communities are beginning to pay attention to MEME coins with cultural attributes—not just for speculative mechanisms, but also for their sustainable dissemination potential. Every year during Spring Festival, Lantern Festival, and Mid-Autumn Festival, the four characters "Gong Xi Fa Cai" inherently carry traffic attributes.

In the new year, consider paying attention to projects that combine fun and dissemination power. Wishing everyone success in the crypto market and great wealth.

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AirdropLicker

· 16h ago

Cultural resonance does have some value, but honestly, it still depends on who gets on the bus first and who eats the meat... Congratulations and prosperity is a good phrase, but I'm just worried it will be overused, and then ten more phrases like "get rich" and "wealth rolling in" will pop up... Do you think this counts as a new way of indirectly cutting leeks? Every holiday makes me think of coins twice as much, haha I love this meme... Speaking of which, although cultural attributes are strong, in the end, it still depends on how much it can rise. Don't talk to me about resonance; the increase in value is the real resonance... So it's just riding the holiday traffic, no problem at all... But this approach is indeed more effective at breaking the circle than pure technical narration, gotta admit this move is ruthless...

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MEV_Whisperer

· 16h ago

I understand the reasoning, but cultural memes are indeed easier to break through than purely technical coins. Basically, it's about having a story. Puns like "Gong Xi Fa Cai" and cultural symbols naturally carry traffic. Wait, isn't this just hype around concepts... feels like the same old pattern as the various cultural creative coins back in the day. There are, but this time it really hit something; the dissemination power is different. I just want to see how many such culturally attributed coins can surge by the end of the year. Cultural resonance > technical parameters, this round is definitely a win. I have to say, your idea enlightened me; no wonder some coins explode overnight. Let's see after the Spring Festival; the traffic potential of these four characters is indeed absolute. No matter how good the mechanism is, it needs popularity. Cultural attributes are a natural pool of popularity.

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LiquidationOracle

· 16h ago

No wonder, cultural attributes are the strongest moat, better than any white paper. --- Indeed, these four characters can be hyped every year; only those who understand communication can survive longer. --- Exactly, but is it really sustainable or just another wave of cutting leeks? --- Haha, now I understand why even my mom can get the joke about "Congratulations on getting rich" coins; it really hits the mark. --- Relying on cultural resonance > relying on technology, I agree with this idea, but the options are too many. --- The traffic attribute has indeed been fully exploited; every holiday has a new story to tell.

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GetRichLeek

· 16h ago

It's the same old spiel again—cultural attributes, dissemination power... I've heard it so many times. Every time, they say this coin has a story and a background, but it dies within a week of launch. Honestly, the "Gong Xi Fa Cai" angle is really clever; it naturally attracts traffic during holidays, I have to admit that. But when you talk about sustainable dissemination potential, how many times have I been burned... Retail investors just get used as cannon fodder with this approach. When retail investors enter to buy the dip, the big players have already run away. The supposed holiday peak turns into a joke. That said, if these cultural MEME coins could really hit the bottom properly... hmm, that’s interesting. I need to study the distribution of chips.

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degenwhisperer

· 16h ago

Cultural resonance is indeed the core of meme coins, much more than technology and whitepapers. Honestly, things like "Gong Xi Fa Cai" are naturally powerful traffic magnets that everyone can't avoid. The logic is actually quite clear—at fixed times each year, it automatically boosts popularity without the need for strenuous marketing. It's interesting and worth following.

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