Om Mani Padme Hum

The ultimate development of Chinese meme coins must seek a consensus with real belief to truly survive and develop. When short-term speculative funds withdraw, those without belief value will gradually fade away.
For example, 'Binance life' finds it hard to get out of the coin circle. At least when encountering someone who likes OKEx, there is no consensus, and it is even harder to find consensus outside the coin circle.
For example, 'I’m here' can be speculated wildly by short-term funds, but what happens next year when it is not the Year of the Horse?
It is not as good as a very cool meme; it can be continuously speculated in the coin circle, but it is difficult to break out and land!
Buddha coins (Namo Amitabha) and Guanyin coins (Om Mani Padme Hum) are two phrases in Buddhism that are powerful and widely circulated scriptures. They are not memes or jokes; they are beliefs that exist deeply within people. Reciting scriptures is a serious and respectful act. People may go to worship and offer to the Buddha, but they do not do so for the sake of profit by offering 'a few English letters or other characters in Chinese.' These represent a significant difference in value consensus!