The popularity of meme coins remains high, and the BSC ecosystem still needs to strengthen its infrastructure.

NonFungibleDegen · 2026-01-14T12:04:10+00:00

Recent opinions point out that although meme culture has gained attention, the appeal of investing in meme coins is limited; the key lies in whether BSC infrastructure meets trading demands. Users prioritize trading experience, such as liquidity, latency, and transaction fees. Therefore, optimizing trading infrastructure should receive more attention to accommodate diverse user needs.

NonFungibleDegen

2026-01-14 12:04:10

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【Blockchain Rhythm】 Recently, there’s an interesting perspective: although meme culture has indeed attracted a lot of attention, actually investing in meme coins doesn’t seem that appealing. Looking at it from another angle, the underlying issue is more worth paying attention to — does the current BSC infrastructure truly meet trading demands?

To put it simply, whether it’s meme coins or other assets, users care most about the trading experience. Is the liquidity deep enough? Is the trading latency low enough? Are the transaction fees reasonable? These are the key factors that determine whether a public chain can attract traders.

So instead of obsessing over a particular coin, it’s better to focus more on optimizing trading infrastructure — only then can it truly meet users’ diverse needs.

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LuckyBearDrawer

· 01-16 05:44

Why blame the coin for poor infrastructure? That logic is a bit ridiculous. BSC's current latency is really bad, and transaction fees aren't exactly cheap. Rather than optimizing, it's better to just switch to another chain, since there are so many good public chains anyway. Meme is just meme, don't talk about infrastructure anymore. Liquidity is indeed a pain point, but it's not fair to blame BSC. When the price drops, blaming infrastructure has become so tired to hear.

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MEV_Whisperer

· 01-15 08:53

If infrastructure is not in place, all coins are pointless, and those still炒meme are just gambling on human nature --- Poor liquidity to death and still want to attract traders? Dream on --- Exactly, who would use such high fees? Switched to other chains --- Instead of wasting time on these trivial matters, it's better to first improve transaction delays --- Meme is just a cover; the core still depends on whether the chain itself can perform --- Sounds right, but will BSC really change? I'm a bit skeptical --- Transaction experience is the key; there's no room for debate on this --- Talking about empty promises again; let's see if there's real action --- Investment experience is everything; the coin type is secondary --- In simple terms, BSC is underperforming; don't blame meme culture

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Lonely_Validator

· 01-14 12:34

Infrastructure is useless if it's not solid; BSC is currently experiencing severe congestion.

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CodeSmellHunter

· 01-14 12:34

Poor infrastructure makes even more memes pointless. Liquidity is indeed a major weakness.

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SeeYouInFourYears

· 01-14 12:31

Stop talking nonsense. Whether meme coins are popular or not has nothing to do with infrastructure. At the end of the day, it's just gambling psychology at play. Liquidity on BSC is not the real issue; the real bottleneck is the restrictions imposed by exchanges. Instead of optimizing infrastructure, it's better to first improve trading freedom.

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DegenGambler

· 01-14 12:28

Well said. Instead of chasing trending coins every day, it's better to focus on the underlying experience. That's what serious investors should consider.

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