Recently, there has been an interesting phenomenon in the Chinese Meme coin circle—two dark horses competing for the speed of listing.

First, let's talk about "我踏马来了" ("I'm Coming"), which was listed on a major exchange Alpha as early as January 8th. Its market cap soared to over 52 million, now pulling back to around 39 million. The BNB Chain Foundation bought in twice, with a total investment of $100,000. Community enthusiasm is strong, and its leading position is basically secured. This project is also the origin of the "He Yi New Year Meme," with obvious platform push, and the highest probability of spot and contract listings. The expected market cap range is 60-100M.

Next, look at "老子" ("Laozi")—its cultural narrative is indeed sophisticated, combining Sichuan "我" ("I") with philosophical memes. The foundation also invested $50,000. However, it hasn't yet been listed on Alpha; its peak market cap was 13.32 million, currently just over 10 million, with trading data and popularity lagging behind. Although there is room for rebound after a correction, lacking the direct support of an "official meme," it’s difficult to turn the tide in the short term.

The conclusion is clear: "我踏马来了" is leading in listing pace, and spot and contract markets are likely to continue gaining; "老子," though a dark horse, has limited short-term speculative space. In this round of Chinese Meme coin market, the leader is still taking off first. Remember to keep positions small due to high volatility and do your own research.