The meme on the BSC chain is indeed very friendly to newcomers, especially in terms of earning mechanisms. Compared to the seasoned crowd on SOL, here as long as you keep up with the movements of key influential figures, you basically have a chance.

Many people complain that the BSC chain feels a bit like a "planned economy," but the reality is that no influential figure who can truly rival CZ and He Yi has emerged yet. Projects from the coin listing groups and alpha groups are mostly those mentioned by these two, lacking a diverse ecosystem where a hundred flowers bloom. More importantly, the long-term community is noticeably absent. Remember the KOMA era—without even considering the backing of whales, the community's activity and cohesion alone were enough to sustain the hype.

Nowadays, pure meme projects on BSC struggle to break through, and meme news hotspots can't even emerge. There are basically no vibrant original communities, only followers riding trends and a wave of copycats. The most critical issue—there are no new opinion leaders on this chain.

As for the SOL chain, the various shit and fart-themed meme cultures are honestly hard to understand. But they can pump prices, gain public recognition, and help many people make money, which is undeniable. When it comes to cultural depth, Chinese expression is still superior. The launch of Binance's Binance Life project also shows the importance of the Chinese-speaking user base. When will Chinese memes truly explode? That’s the key.

The crypto world ultimately is a place to make money, but many people want both. Actually, every chain has its own logic and opportunities; the key is to find a profitable approach that suits you. Interestingly, those who openly criticize BSC are often found to have made money on this chain before, and their complaints are really just a case of "biting the hand that feeds."