Every year around this time, the circle of friends is flooded with that meme, and the voices participating are mostly from Generation Z. Discussions on Douyin and Xiaohongshu are also quite active.



Imagine if a certain cultural meme could go viral from social media to a major exchange, and then be reflected back into the community culture of the exchange to ignite a wave of Web2 discussions—could this be a new way to attract Generation Z's attention to the crypto ecosystem? The content would essentially speak for itself, and users would find their own ways to engage.

Honestly, many outsiders really can't grasp the mindset of this generation. Young people's aesthetic and communication logic are completely different.
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BridgeJumpervip
· 20h ago
The meme culture breaking into exchanges, this idea is brilliant... Generation Z is all about this.
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AirdropDreamervip
· 20h ago
The meme culture breaking into exchanges—this idea is brilliant. Only like this can we truly attract young people to join.
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ForkMastervip
· 20h ago
Memes break into mainstream culture, and if project teams are still using old tricks to exploit Generation Z, that's really outdated. --- Basically, marketing strategies need a refresh; otherwise, no matter how much money you burn, it's all in vain. --- Everyone who understands knows that whoever masters the memes first will seize the traffic dividend, and latecomers can only share the leftovers. --- I'd like to see which exchange can truly innovate community culture; currently, it's all too stiff. --- It's easiest to earn money from young people, but also the hardest to please. When aesthetic trends shift, projects need to have real substance. --- The route from Douyin to the crypto world has actually been tried before; the key is whether they can retain people. Most just ride the wave of traffic and then disappear. --- Speaking of which, if a meme coin really goes from a cultural meme to a top-tier project, I need to study how to arbitrage that logic—there might be something there. --- Generation Z eats this stuff up, but the risks are high. When the hype dies down, projects often die with it. I've seen too many cases like that.
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ChainMaskedRidervip
· 20h ago
The meme culture breaking into exchanges—this approach definitely has some merit. However, the aesthetic logic of Generation Z is really hard for outsiders to understand.
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