I am very optimistic about the contemporary catchphrase “我踏马来了” (“I'm coming, damn it”). It’s not just an emotional expression but more like a “universal entrance declaration,” with a stronger ability to spread continuously. Among all Chinese memes, “我踏马来了” has a very unique advantage: it not only expresses a single emotion but also includes a behavior. Whether it’s chasing highs, bottom-fishing, spectating, recovering, or missing out, as long as you participate, this phrase applies.

This kind of “widely applicable” meme is usually more durable than single-emotion jokes. It’s easier to be repeatedly referenced, turned into emojis, and used across different market stages, thereby extending its lifecycle. For meme coins, frequent usage value far exceeds short-term hot topics. From a capital behavior perspective, this type of meme is more likely to be reignited amid emotional fluctuations rather than being exhausted in one go. Although short-term volatility remains intense, as long as this phrase is still in use, attention will not completely disappear.

Of course, it’s also not suitable for long-term conviction, but during the “emotional ups and downs” phase, “我踏马来了” is more like a tradable asset that can be participated in multiple times, rather than a one-time buy or sell. #我看好的中文Meme币