In early October 2025, a dark horse suddenly emerged on the BSC chain — the "Binance Life" MEME coin burst onto the scene.

Its market cap soared to $500 million, with daily trading volume reaching $410 million. Some made tens of millions in just a few days, while others achieved tenfold or even hundredfold returns — but who would have thought that the creator of Binance Life (

0x8463902E1fE88F63b79c11014dc221eb37fa6533), the one who minted a $500 million MEME for the market and ignited the Chinese MEME coin track, merely picked up "a bottle of mineral water from the windowsill of a seaside villa"…

What did he experience after missing out? What crazy actions did he take? How did he spend the 20 days filled with ups and downs, tossing and turning, and sleepless nights?

Starting from October 2, he created 50 Meme tokens, of which only 4 were Chinese Memes, all riding on trending narratives, sinking without a trace, and adhering to the "flowing plate" concept — quickly deploying tokens, buying in, and once retail investors followed suit, immediately selling to harvest profits.

Memorable Scene: Selling off $500 million in 20 seconds, the "thigh-slapping moment" of the operator

October 4 was a day that changed the landscape of the crypto circle — the operator pressed the "Binance Life" deployment button. After opening the market, he quickly bought some chips, following the usual practice of "making a quick buck and running," and within 20 seconds, he cleared all his chips in two transactions:

Netting about $4,000.

Compared to previous tokens that had not stirred any waves, this operation must have seemed like a "perfect conclusion" to the operator at the time, but fate played a cruel joke: just hours after he sold, Binance Life suddenly "took off," skyrocketing to become a phenomenon.

Unwilling to accept this, the operator made a move that broke his own bottom line for flowing plate operators: he bought Binance Life again, making several quick in-and-out trades. Before this, he had never "bought back" any of his tokens, and the repeated actions concealed a wealth of entanglement, unwillingness, and regret.

Madness: Launching 359 MEME coins, the obsession for "one more time"

The explosive success of Binance Life did not make the operator a lot of money, but it completely ignited his "ambition," launching him into "madness mode": continuously creating 359 tokens, averaging 51 per day, which is terrifying! More intriguingly, among these 359 tokens, there were 292 Chinese Meme coins with names like "Binance Alipay, Binance Avenue, Binance Live, Binance Rocket."

The operator was frantically "replicating" the path of Binance Life, desperately wishing for fate to give him another chance to seize the next $500 million myth.

Unfortunately, fate was unkind. Although a few subsequent tokens saw slight increases, the operator seemed unable to change the "operations etched in his DNA" — sticking to the original intention of "harvesting a wave," he had never enjoyed significant gains.

Epilogue: After 20 days of silence, is it a cycle or a rebirth?

On October 11, the operator's "flowing plate" came to an abrupt halt. Just when everyone thought he had made enough to retreat into the mountains, on October 29, he quietly emerged again, and new tokens began to appear in batches on the BSC chain.

Perhaps this 20-day silence was a reflection on the "missed opportunity" of Binance Life? Was it a time to refine new strategies? Can the regrets of Binance Life be compensated by new tokens?

This puzzle about obsession and opportunity is left for the market and the public to solve.

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