A founder of a major exchange recently posted an interesting clarification on social media regarding his upcoming Chinese version memoir.

The founder stated that he is considering naming the Chinese version of the memoir "Someone's Life." Sounds a bit familiar, right? Yes, this name has sparked quite a few speculations in the meme coin community. However, he clarified that this choice of title is purely due to his love for the "stickiness" of that word and the appeal of meme culture.

Here's the key point—he emphasized that this has nothing to do with any meme coin, token launch, or exchange listing plans. To be more straightforward, he does not hold any meme coin with the same name, nor does he plan to hold any. He even reserves the right to change the book's title at any time.

"I might as well be upfront so that no one leaks information," the founder explained, "Some people are guessing, and their logic isn't quite right, but they do hit on some points."

Interestingly, he admitted that he himself embraces meme culture and is very interested in such words and creative ideas. But in this case, the book title is just a book title—completely different from the routines in the crypto world.

This statement has sparked discussions within the community— in an era where meme coins are everywhere and founders' identities come with their own traffic, even a seemingly simple choice of a book title can trigger a lot of associations. This somewhat reflects the complex interaction between meme economy and brand operation in the current crypto market.