Look what @YeeErc20 ethereum:0x9ac9468e7e3e1d194080827226b45d0b892c77fd has on his eyes. On the last @HTX_Global shill.
those funny glasses… found out they actually come from a BTC collection called "BILLY", the billions dollars cat.
Is HTX trying to hint at the first billions dollars dinosaur???
They havent done this to any meme. @BuyBotTech is cooking for yee.
Damn wow look at HTX hinting billion dollar Dino! YEEEEEE!
About time it got recognition by this space! 💪🥳 ethereum:0x9ac9468e7e3e1d194080827226b45d0b892c77fd
While everyone’s attention is on new launches, a significant shift has already begun. The movement of $TROLL and $WOJAK after years wasn’t random; the market is repricing surviving meme communities.
Now consider the current board: $APU, $LADYS, $GIGA, $POPCAT, $BITCOIN, $KENDU and $YEE. These are all old enough to have survived and remain culturally relevant. Their holders have never truly left. This cycle feels less about “the new meme of the week” and more about rediscovering internet-native meme IP.
$PEPE was phase one. $WOJAK and $TROLL were phase two. The real move might be whichever forgotten cult meme becomes the next identity coin.
Personally, I believe $YEE stands out as one of the most asymmetric. It’s tiny compared to the others, an ancient meme that’s still under-discovered and exactly the type of relic that suddenly becomes “the most important meme on the internet” overnight.
@traderpow Yo @traderpow, @YeeErc20 community has been around for years. Yesterday someone made a joke about “why don’t we buy 10$” and see what happened.