BNB Chain Foundation makes a large-scale move into Meme coins, "I'm f***ing coming," with a short-term surge of 40%

SignatureVerifier · 2026-01-15T09:44:17+00:00

Recently, the BNB Chain Foundation purchased $95,000 worth of Meme coin "I'm Coming," boosting its market capitalization to $17.5 million. However, Meme coins lack practical applications, experience high price volatility, and investing should be approached with caution.

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2026-01-15 09:44:17

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【Blockchain Rhythm】 Recently, there has been an interesting phenomenon on the chain. The BNB Chain Foundation just purchased $95,000 worth of “I’m Coming” (), and as a result, this Meme coin surged over 40%, once reaching a market cap of $20 million. It is now stable at around $17.5 million.

Honestly, seeing major institutions deploying Meme coins can indeed attract attention. But a word of caution — Meme coins themselves lack practical use cases, and their price volatility is extremely fierce, driven entirely by sentiment and consensus. If you want to participate in such projects, you need to be mentally prepared, because a turn of the head could mean a significant retracement.

Interested friends can follow, but don’t put all your idle funds into it. The risks are very real.

BNB-2,17%

MEME-8,6%

我踏马来了7,54%

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BearMarketNoodler

· 1h ago

The foundation can buy 95,000 to push up 40%, how small is this market, a typical emotional pump. --- Meme coins are just gambling; even backing from the foundation can't change the essence. Don't be fooled by the pump. --- $95,000 can create a $20 million market cap, what does that say? The market cap is virtually endless. --- This kind of operation seems clever, but it's actually just setting up retail investors as bagholders. If it were me, I'd stay far away. --- I just came across this name... definitely eye-catching, but whether the coin is good or not doesn't matter. It all depends on who can run faster.

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GhostAddressMiner

· 10h ago

I actually want to see how this 95,000 entry address will move next. The foundation's name is used to dump and then pump, and the fund transfer trail will definitely leave traces. This kind of operation is usually for accumulation. Don't be blinded by the 40% increase.

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BearMarketBuyer

· 10h ago

The foundation immediately pulls 40%, I've seen this trick too many times, retail investors get wiped out when they enter. Wait, this coin name is a bit interesting haha. Big institutions are deploying meme coins, which means anything can be pumped up, with no bottom limit. Rising so quickly is actually more dangerous, a sign of a top, brother. Still that old saying, those chasing quick profits often lose the fastest.

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AirdropATM

· 10h ago

The foundation's move immediately pulled 40%, which is indeed a bit extreme, but meme coins are just a game of hot potato, and players are all aware of that. ------ Haha, I just came up with this name, but really, don't go all in, the risk factor is explosive. ------ Rushed to a 20 million market cap and then fell back, this is the daily routine of meme coins. It could be halved tomorrow. ------ Big institutions buying something doesn't necessarily mean it's reliable. I don't think so; you still need to think it through yourself. ------ Playing with spare money is fine, but throwing your savings into it is foolish. When you lose money, it's too late to regret. ------ Just bought at 95,000 and it rose 40%. If it were me, I would have already sold; greed prevents you from getting the meat. ------ Meme coins are truly purely emotional markets. Without fundamentals, don't expect stable returns. ------ That's what they say, but some people still go all in. This is probably the norm in this circle. ------ The foundation is all in on this, and if retail investors follow suit, it's a death sentence.

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TeaTimeTrader

· 10h ago

Foundations are all coming to buy meme coins, it seems there's really nothing left to play in this circle. --- A 40% surge sounds pretty good... but I've seen many coins that pull back right after. --- $95,000 can cause such a big increase, indicating how small the market cap is. Entering is basically gambling. --- When institutions start to enter, I have to reflect—are they really optimistic or just dumping? --- Once a coin reaches a $20 million market cap, it's time to run. The last person to chase the surge is always the bagholder. --- Just right, I also want to do an experiment—use a month's salary to play with meme coins. If I lose, it's tuition. --- This title... "I'm coming, damn it" can even be on the blockchain, it cracked me up. --- Another coin on the cusp of a hot trend; tomorrow it might be ignored altogether. --- Why do big institutions always like to make moves when retail investors are FOMOing? Coincidence? Not at all.

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AllTalkLongTrader

· 10h ago

Haha Foundation is also starting to play Meme now. Is this to drive the entire market's hype? With just 95,000 yuan, it can rise 40%, which shows the market cap is indeed small. But to be honest, this kind of thing is really a gambler's game. Before entering, you need to be prepared to lose everything. Really, I've seen too many people go all-in and then revert to zero overnight. Once the consensus collapses, it's all over. Just because an institution endorses it, you think it's stable? That's only when they are offloading, brother.

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NullWhisperer

· 10h ago

lol bnb foundation pumping meme coins now? technically speaking this is just dressed-up market manipulation with extra steps. 95k move gets 40% return... audit findings suggest retail gonna get absolutely wrecked here

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