Mr. KEY is a successful Web3 entrepreneur who always adheres to a long-term investment philosophy and never chases meme coins. His success stems from prudent investment principles and a deep understanding of fundamentals, emphasizing that mindset and conviction are key to wealth accumulation. His story reminds investors to focus on value rather than short-term fluctuations.

Recently, I've been pondering a phenomenon: whenever the crypto world enters a new wave—whether it's a meme coin explosion or a new trend gaining momentum—there are always people claiming "This time is different," and others sighing, "There's no more opportunity."
This reminds me of the end-of-history theory. American scholar Francis Fukuyama once proposed that human history has reached its endpoint. Similar fatalism is rampant in the crypto space: no more cryptocurrencies after BTC, no more smart contract public chains after ETH, no new opportunities after the last meme wave...
All these judgments are wrong.
What is never scarce is the coins themselves, but the opportunity to make money.
Think back to the 2017 token issuance boom. At that time, token supply was limited, and hot money was abundant, creating a supply-demand imbalance that fueled madness. Later, we saw the standardization of ERC-20, BRC-20 inscriptions, zero-threshold token issuance platforms... a boom of token creation, with thousands of new coins emerging in a single day.
Logically, the market should be full

A forgotten button from 30 years ago has been activated
In 1997, the HTTP protocol reserved status code 402, labeled "Payment Required." But at that time, there was no feasible payment solution, so this feature remained idle.
Until today, things have changed. Stablecoins have matured, L2 solutions have lowered payment costs, and after the emergence of numerous AI Agents, there is now a real micro-payment demand. So that long-forgotten button was pressed—some leading exchanges introduced the x402 protocol, allowing AI or anyone to access paid content without opening an account or redirecting pages, with direct on-chain payments.
It sounds like "automatic payment" is that simple, but behind it is a complete ecosystem rebuild. From protocol standards to infrastructure and practical applications, x402 could rewrite the payment logic of the internet.
However, the current reality is—there are not many projects truly running, but Meme coins are still hotly traded.

The popularity on the BSC chain continues to rise, with retail investors blindly chasing new projects due to stories of getting rich quickly, neglecting fundamental analysis. In reality, institutions and KOLs have already quietly exited, and retail investors ultimately become the bag holders. True wealth accumulation should rely on mainstream assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, rather than short-term speculative activities. Maintaining rational investing is the key to achieving financial freedom.

Meme coins have rapidly risen in the crypto market by leveraging cultural memes. In October 2025, participation from top exchanges further propelled this phenomenon. The community's enthusiasm and exchange guidance created a perfect collision, even causing the market capitalization of some projects to soar. However, investing in Meme coins also involves extremely high risks. Investors should exercise caution, implement risk management measures, and be adept at discerning the true value and potential of projects.

Recently, new coin projects on the BSC chain have been popping up one after another, with stories of sudden wealth and overnight turnarounds appearing every day. Placing orders before bed and waking up the next day to freedom, the entire community is shouting "Made a ton of money," and money can be found everywhere — it sounds like a real deal. But this has led to a phenomenon: many retail investors give up researching fundamentals, stop touching the secondary market, and bet all their chips on primary mining, dreaming of discovering the next hundredfold coin.
There’s a question that few people think through: who is actually losing money when you make money?
There is no such thing as "benefiting everyone" in this market. The profit screenshots you see in groups are either from insiders who knew in advance or are from those who only post profitable trades, never showing the losing ones. These stories of sudden riches are actually all staged — institutions need this illusion to attract more retail investors.
The truly smart money has long since escaped
While most people are still fighting over "Dogecoin"

1. The Meme Ecosystem of the Three Major Public Chains: Each Has Its Strengths and Concerns
When it comes to Meme coins, Ethereum is impossible to ignore. As the pioneer of smart contracts, Ethereum's Meme ecosystem has always been driven by community and financial narratives. Entering 2025, the upgrade of Pectra and the promotion of spot ETFs have injected new vitality into Meme projects on Ethereum. But there is an unavoidable issue—high Gas fees act as an invisible wall, blocking many retail investors; the Layer 2 ecosystem is overly fragmented, leading to longer project incubation cycles and higher participation thresholds. What’s the result? Although established projects still have popularity, they overall exude an "elite" vibe, making explosive growth essentially unrealistic.
Solana's approach is completely different. Low Gas fees and high TPS make it a natural testing ground for Meme coins. BONK, P

During the National Day holiday, the meme coin frenzy in the crypto market surged and then suddenly crashed, causing massive losses for investors. This phenomenon not only reflects the differences in financial regulation between the US and China but also reveals the rise of sentiment capital in the crypto market, where prices are no longer determined by cash flow but driven by narratives and consensus. The Web3 industry faces a crossroads, needing to strengthen governance and transparency to prevent the market from becoming a tool for quick profit schemes.

Exclusive Feature Launch
A leading exchange wallet recently launched the new feature "MEME Rush," developed in collaboration with MEME token issuance platform Four.Meme, specifically open to wallet password-free version users. In simple terms, it provides a relatively fair and transparent channel for those who want to scoop up MEME coins early.
This feature is quite attractive—it not only offers a structured token issuance mechanism but also supports operations on both app and web platforms. Users who participate earlier can enjoy a 4x trading volume bonus. For MEME coin enthusiasts, this is a great opportunity.
Three Phases, Gradual Release
The token will go through three clearly defined lifecycle stages.
During the initial issuance phase, only wallet password-free version users can purchase. The supply and price follow a binding curve, with trades supported by a virtual liquidity pool. However, during this phase, the tokens cannot be transferred, and all transactions are

A short article on November 4th once again sparked the cryptocurrency community—Elon Musk revisited his 2021 promise: "SpaceX will send a real Dogecoin to the real Moon." Just two words, "the time has come," were enough to ignite the market's imagination.
This is not the first time. Four years ago, the same post caused Dogecoin's price to surge 30% within minutes. At that time, Musk confirmed that the company would launch the "DOGE-1 Moon Mission" and accept Dogecoin as payment. Now, after several years, this plan, once seen as a "space boast," has officially been added to the practical execution schedule.
From dream to reality
The DOGE-1 Moon Mission, developed by Canadian company Geometric Energy Corporation (GEC), is a CubeSat micro-satellite project—completely paid for with Dogecoin. The plan is to launch a SpaceX猎

A forgotten button suddenly finds a new purpose
In 1997, the creators of the HTTP protocol left behind a status code: 402 Payment Required. Its meaning is straightforward—"Want to see the content? Pay first." But at the time, no one knew how to implement it, so this code was like a tool locked away in a drawer, untouched for nearly thirty years.
The turning point came in 2025. Stablecoins matured, Layer2 solutions reduced on-chain transfer costs to acceptable levels, and most importantly—AI Agents became popular. These intelligent agents need to frequently call APIs, fetch data, and purchase computing power. The traditional "register an account—link a card—pay" process is simply not feasible for them.
Coinbase saw the opportunity and took the HTTP 402 "antique code," repackaging it into the x402 protocol. The core logic is very simple: when A

Elon Musk is stirring things up again.
On November 4, the tech maverick posted "the time has come" on social media, and casually dug up his old 2021 post about "SpaceX sending a real Dogecoin to the real moon." This move immediately set the crypto community abuzz—does this mean the DOGE-1 lunar mission is really happening this time?
A joke from four years ago is now becoming reality
Let’s rewind to April 2021: after Musk tweeted about Dogecoin going to the moon, DOGE’s price skyrocketed nearly 30% within minutes. Everyone thought he was joking again, but a few weeks later, SpaceX made it official: they were really launching the "DOGE-1 Lunar Mission," and the entire mission would be paid for with Dogecoin.
This project is led by Canadian company Geometric Energy Corporation, and to put it simply, it’s a CubeSat micro...

During the National Day holiday, Meme coins such as RenSheng Coin in the crypto market surged rapidly and then plummeted, causing heavy losses for many investors. The article explores the disorderliness of the crypto market and the resulting "emotional capital," emphasizing the dominant role of sentiment and consensus in price formation. In the future, there is a need to strengthen community governance and transparent regulation to achieve genuine financial innovation rather than mere speculation.

Recently, while reviewing the meme craze, I suddenly realized something: traffic can create miracles, but traffic has never equaled wisdom.
Thinking deeper along these lines, I found an even more intriguing question—those people who shout "XX is dead" every year, where exactly are they wrong?
Will history really end?
Do you remember Fukuyama's "end of history" theory? In every cycle, someone brings this logic into the crypto space:
- "There will never be a real cryptocurrency after BTC"
- "After ETH, there will be no more innovation in public chains"
- "After this meme wave, the market will be saturated"
All wrong.
Bitcoin is not the end; it's just the beginning. Truly understanding these two seemingly contradictory facts—"BTC's uniqueness" and "there are always new opportunities in the market"—is the real threshold of cognition.
Why hasn’t an explosion of supply killed the market?
That wave of coin launches in 2017 could still...

Where is the battleground for Meme coins? The competition among the three chains has just begun
Playing Meme coins on Ethereum? Old wallet users do have this habit. As the big brother of smart contracts, its position is solid, the community consensus is strong, and it handles financial narratives skillfully. With the Pectra upgrade coming in 2025 and ETFs advancing, old projects are coming back to life. But the problem is obvious—gas fees are painfully high, and Layer

An HTTP status code forgotten for almost thirty years suddenly became the new favorite in the crypto world in 2025.
We're talking about the 402 status code—"Payment Required." It was reserved back in 1997 when the HTTP protocol was designed, but since there was no suitable payment method at the time, this functionality just sat unused in the protocol documentation.
Now, things have changed. Stablecoins have matured, Layer 2 has brought transaction costs down, and AI Agents are running around the world doing tasks, calling APIs, and searching for data. The need for micropayments finally has real use cases.
A leading exchange (the one that recently upgraded its domain from .io to .com) seized this opportunity and partnered with Cloudflare to launch the x402 protocol: allowing AIs or users to access paid content without registering an account, without redirecting pages, and completing on-chain payments directly. Sounds simple