97 million音浪, which means nearly 10 million RMB in real money has been poured in.
Watching 'Daidai' become a millionaire overnight, I slammed my tea cup down hard, feeling utterly surreal. This girl is truly one of us in the crypto world—last November 29th at midnight, she opened a 100x leverage short position on Bitcoin. The crypto community has been closely watching her; after 'Daidai' went viral, meme coin speculation surged, with dozens of related themed meme coins launched on the BSC chain alone.
That Hechuan area must now be a pilgrimage site for all kinds of internet celebrities—whether it's the 'Lu Goose Guy' or the pig seller, they've all rushed there like cats smelling blood.
This is pure human nature: wherever there's hype, there's madness.
But I just can't understand, what do those hundreds of thousands of viewers on the screen possibly want?
Earning just a few thousand RMB a month, yet caring deeply and showering gifts on someone who could become a billionaire in just half a year—this isn't even being a 'sucker'; it's willingly becoming fuel.
Has everyone stopped working? When did society's logic shift to the point where making money comes from watching someone eat a pig?
It's this distorted value system fueled by mass frenzy that truly sends chills down one's spine.
Perhaps in this noisy arena, reason and hard work have become the most out-of-place jokes.
I simply can't make sense of this whole situation—do you understand it? $BNB
