# He Yi İlgili Makaleler

HTX Haber Merkezi, kripto endüstrisindeki piyasa trendleri, proje güncellemeleri, teknoloji gelişmeleri ve düzenleyici politikaları kapsayan "He Yi" hakkında en son makaleleri ve derinlemesine analizleri sunmaktadır.

White House Ignites, BSC Spreads Like Wildfire: A Meme Carnival Bidding Farewell to the 'Imperial Decree Model'

White House Ignites, BSC Rallies: A Meme Carnival Moving Beyond the "Imperial Decree" Model The meme market witnessed another sensational surge when the White House official account on X posted about "victory, eviction operations, and memes" on January 21. Within minutes, meme tokens named "memes" were launched on both Solana and BSC chains, sparking a race between the two ecosystems. Contrary to expectations that Solana’s earlier launch and active ecosystem would dominate, the BSC version outperformed in market cap and holder engagement. At its peak, the BSC meme reached a market cap of $28 million with 7,300 holders, while Solana’s version capped at $3.6 million with 3,900 holders. Real-time user data from GMGN also showed significantly higher engagement on BSC. This outcome challenges the long-standing perception that BSC memes rely heavily on endorsements from figures like CZ and He Yi—a pattern often mocked as "crypto Shandong style." In fact, both CZ and He Yi have recently expressed caution against "wordplay memes" created by parsing their social posts. CZ explicitly warned users against buying tokens based on his tweets, while He Yi discouraged the community from treating such meme creation as meaningful contribution. The success of the BSC-based "memes" token—inspired by the White House rather than internal figures—suggests a possible shift in BSC’s meme culture. He Yi’s now-deleted retweet of the White House post may have contributed to its visibility, though the exact impact remains unclear. Whether this marks a true departure from top-down meme dynamics on BSC is still an open question, but the community is beginning to reimagine the chain’s potential in a more organic, less leader-dependent meme economy.

Odaily星球日报01/21 09:48

White House Ignites, BSC Spreads Like Wildfire: A Meme Carnival Bidding Farewell to the 'Imperial Decree Model'

Odaily星球日报01/21 09:48

White House Ignites, BSC Spreads Like Wildfire: A Meme Carnival Bidding Farewell to the 'Imperial Decree Model'

A meme coin frenzy erupted on January 21 after the White House posted on X mentioning "victory, eviction, and memes." Within minutes, meme tokens named "memes" were launched on both Solana and BSC chains. Contrary to expectations, the Solana version—typically favored due to its active ecosystem and "first is first" advantage—was outperformed by the BSC version. At its peak, the BSC meme reached a market cap of $28 million with 7,300 holders, while Solana’s version peaked at $3.6 million with 3,900 holders. Real-time user engagement also favored BSC, with nearly 3,000 simultaneous online participants compared to Solana’s sub-1,000. This outcome challenges the long-standing perception that BSC meme coins rely heavily on endorsements from Binance founders CZ and He Yi—a model often mockingly referred to as "Shandong style." Both CZ and He Yi have recently publicly discouraged the practice of creating meme coins based on parsing words from their social posts. CZ explicitly warned followers against buying tokens inspired by his tweets, while He Yi criticized “word-parsing” and “bootlicking” behaviors, urging the community to focus on real project development instead. The surprising success of the BSC memes token—launched 20 minutes after Solana’s version—suggests a possible shift in BSC’s meme culture, moving away from top-down influence toward more organic, community-driven momentum. Whether this marks a lasting change in BSC’s meme ecosystem remains an open question.

marsbit01/21 09:47

White House Ignites, BSC Spreads Like Wildfire: A Meme Carnival Bidding Farewell to the 'Imperial Decree Model'

marsbit01/21 09:47

How to Evaluate the Listing of 'I'm Coming on the Horse' on Binance?

The article discusses the controversial listing of the Chinese meme coin "我踏马来了" (Wo Ta Ma Lai Le) on Binance Alpha. The coin, inspired by a New Year's post from Binance co-founder He Yi, saw its market cap surge from around $4 million to over $16 million in half a day after the announcement. The piece highlights the polarizing reactions: critics view it as a vulgar, sycophantic move by Binance’s listing team, while supporters argue it’s a legitimate meme with cultural relevance ahead of the Year of the Horse. The author reflects on missing the investment opportunity and analyzes Binance’s strategic embrace of meme coins to drive platform activity, fees, and user growth—contrasting its centralized, leader-driven model with more organic ecosystems like Solana. The conclusion warns that over-reliance on figurehead influence risks alienating genuine contributors and damaging long-term health of the Binance and BSC ecosystem.

marsbit01/09 09:14

How to Evaluate the Listing of 'I'm Coming on the Horse' on Binance?

marsbit01/09 09:14

The Art of Speculation: When Coin Launches Become a Mind-Reading Game Centered on Leaders' Social Dynamics

The article "The Art of Reading Between the Lines: When Coin Listings Become a Game of Guessing Leaders' Social Cues" critiques the culture of speculation and sycophancy in the cryptocurrency space, particularly around Binance’s listing process. It draws a parallel to a Shandong dining custom where the fish head is pointed toward the guest of honor as a sign of respect—a tacit social rule that requires intuition rather than explicit instruction. The piece centers on a recent event where He Yi, Binance’s co-founder, posted a cryptic New Year’s tweet saying “我踏马来了” (roughly: “Here the f*ck I come”). Shortly after, a community-created meme token with the same name was listed on Binance Alpha, despite He Yi’s earlier statements against favoritism and “insider coins.” The author argues that this reflects a deeper cultural issue: the shift from merit-based innovation to a system where success depends on interpreting the subtle hints of influential figures. Unlike traditional industries where technical skill or product quality drive progress, the crypto industry often prioritizes access to information, relationships, and the ability to please key decision-makers. The piece suggests that this “Shandong mindset”—where insiders learn to “read the room” rather than challenge or create—undermines transparency and rewards those who excel at flattery rather than genuine contribution. While He Yi may not have directly endorsed the token, the very fact that her social media activity can trigger such market behavior highlights a structural problem: the concentration of influence in the hands of a few, and the culture of speculation that follows. The author concludes that such an environment may signal decline, where those who master the art of揣摩 (speculation/interpretation) thrive, often at the expense of real innovation.

比推01/08 13:53

The Art of Speculation: When Coin Launches Become a Mind-Reading Game Centered on Leaders' Social Dynamics

比推01/08 13:53

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