Pump fever hits BSC—will full-chain meme become the new trend?
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Pump fever hits BSC—will full-chain meme become the new trend?
While the heat around Sunpump hasn't even died down yet, new get-rich-quick stories are already unfolding on other chains.
Navigating Web3 tides with focused insights
Although PvP (play-to-win) culture dominates the current on-chain world, players’ enthusiasm for overnight riches remains unstoppable. Just as the hype around Sunpump hasn’t faded yet, new stories of sudden wealth are already unfolding on other blockchains.
Another golden dog at midnight—Who’s really making money?
This morning, I opened my eyes to be instantly flooded with discussions about “binancedog” and “binancecat” in on-chain Telegram groups. Judging from the names, it's not hard to tell that the Pump wave has reached BNB Chain. Further investigation reveals that Four.Meme, BNB Chain’s meme-pumping platform Four.Meme, has produced a golden dog, igniting users' excitement to charge into BNB Chain.
Of course, while $binancedog surged rapidly, triggering FOMO among investors rushing into BNB Chain, human nature dictates that most people aren't thinking about buying the original winning token ("Dragon 1"). Instead, they're chasing secondary opportunities—searching for potential tokens that might replicate Dragon 1’s explosive trajectory.
But retail traders aren’t the only ones who’ve realized this—so have the "devs" (often referred to as "slicers" or "scammers"). Experienced developers quickly flocked to BNB Chain, skillfully setting up new projects on Four.Meme. In just 24 hours, the number of newly launched assets on Four.Meme exceeded several times the total from previous periods. By the time the sun rose in the East 8 time zone, it was unclear whether eager retail participants had made profits—but one thing was certain: many devs had likely already cashed out and started their day comfortably.
From data and discussion volume, it's clear that the speed of market trend shifts is almost proportional to the evolution of PvP dynamics. It's not just frontline on-chain traders who act fast—the slicers are equally aggressive. As the saying goes: “What’s truly terrifying is that the slicers work harder than the retail investors.”
The spreading winds of hype
The agility of both retail traders and experienced dev teams wouldn’t be possible without massive traffic-driving efforts by major influencers. For instance, the shift of the “Meme Pump craze” from Solana to Tron was heavily driven by Sun Yuchen (Justin Sun) himself. He first amplified visibility by sharing successful memecoins from his own Sunpump platform, then boosted activity with generous gas subsidies. On the launch day of Black Myth: Wukong, he cleverly rode the national cultural wave—giving away game copies, changing his profile picture to Wukong—and successfully propelled a series of Wukong-themed coins on Sunpump. This marketing strategy sparked an artificial bullish frenzy within his ecosystem. From a results perspective, Sun Yuchen’s promotional campaign was undoubtedly a success.
Likewise, today’s BNB Chain mania may also stem from Binance’s recent active market moves. Over the past few days, Binance has continuously listed futures contracts for low-market-cap altcoins, creating a small-scale artificial altcoin bull run. While stirring some long-absent excitement in secondary markets, these actions have also drawn significant attention back to the broader Binance ecosystem. Additionally, with CZ’s anticipated release from prison drawing nearer, market expectations surrounding related concepts and affiliated ecosystems continue to rise.
In this light, combining external “meme pump hype” with internal “ecosystem stimulation,” today’s “BNB Chain frenzy” doesn’t seem entirely coincidental—there are clear signs behind the scenes.
Potential opportunities
Considering the widely discussed notion that “attention is everything,” the model of driving price surges through coordinated pumps and marketing-driven liquidity is likely to be replicated across other chains or sectors. For project teams, generating short-term hype may not be difficult to copy.
Given the current market landscape, we’ve compiled a list of pump platforms worth monitoring, which might help guide your next move.
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BNB Chain: Flap
Another pump platform built on BNB Chain, Flap shares the same fundamental nature as the trending Four.Meme, with no essential difference in gameplay. Judging from trending tokens displayed on its homepage, Flap has already captured part of the attention flowing into BNB Chain.
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Base Chain: We.rich, Momentum, Rug fun, Ape.Stor
Base Chain previously demonstrated strong capacity to absorb meme trends. Although the current pump cycle hasn’t yet spread to Base’s ecosystem, various pump platforms on Base are already ready and waiting. Cautious entry combined with close observation may be the right approach for participation.
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Solana: Pump.fun & Moonshot
As the birthplace of the pump model, Solana could see a resurgence of attention once the current hype cycles on other chains subside. At that point, not only Pump.fun but also Moonshot—an initiative by Dex Screener, a well-known “OG” on-chain analytics tool—might actively compete for market share. Could this lead to new pump-driven movements?
Conclusion
Behind the ability of major influencers to direct traffic at will lies perhaps a deeper truth: the overall market liquidity remains severely constrained. The limited pool of available capital is being devoured by hyped-up memecoins, and what attracts users nowadays is no longer pure ideals of fairness or decentralized culture.
Making money—and making a lot of it—is now the primary goal for most players hopping between chains in relentless pursuit of the next big opportunity. With attention and liquidity becoming increasingly concentrated, manipulating short-term trends has become easier than ever.
But organizing these events isn’t charity—the underlying motive is identical to that of retail traders: profit above all. Whether through launching official tokens or simply collecting fees, most revenue ultimately comes from the capital lost by retail investors chasing hype across chains and eventually losing their funds.
As nomads navigating the on-chain world, it’s crucial not only to track get-rich-quick stories and shifting trends but also to protect your principal when navigating these volatile currents. DYOR.
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