Today, instead of calling out orders, let's talk about an interesting phenomenon of "anti fraud" In the past, when a MEME coin appeared on a certain channel or reached out to celebrities, people would think that the coin was riding on popularity, rising a wave, and then having an "unlimited" future (you know). But now, the wind direction has changed. You see $Hakimi, it feels like the brands are riding on its traffic. The most typical example is Jiuyang. The sales volume of a "Hakimi soybean milk" quickly exceeded 100000, and the pre-sale was directly scheduled to January 2026. Dramatically, this product has nothing to do with the listed company, yet it still caused Jiuyang Stock to hit the limit up twice in a row. The energy of a meme has grown to the point where it can bypass commercial logic and directly direct capital sentiment. Behind this, the soil has changed: 2025 may be the "first year of Meme awakening" of the Chinese Internet. People no longer think that Meme is just an emoji. After the bombardment of short videos and ghostly creatures, more and more people understand that a meme is a pure energy that can be directly converted into purchasing power and stock price. This energy doesn't even require factual support. So you see, after Jiuyang, various "Hakimi" products have sold well: Weilong's "Hakimi Spicy Bar" has become a popular prize draw in the community; Recently, "crab chicken noodles" have become popular due to homophonic puns, frequently appearing on hot searches. This indicates that when a MEME becomes powerful to a certain extent, it will automatically become a traffic entry point and social currency, attracting all brands that want to play with young people. When a brand starts to "reverse ride" a MEME, and even capital pays for an "error", it means that it has become a "new type of hard currency" in the public's perception. So, what is the end of this energy? I think it's about turning it from an internet meme into a new New Year's product and social gift. What innovative gift would you like to give to your family's children and young people while visiting relatives during this holiday season? A bottle of Hakimi soybean milk, or a packet of Hakimi hot sticks, or even some Hakimi coins for friends in the circle. It's not expensive, but interesting enough to instantly bring people closer together, let's all laugh together. This is probably what the old advertising slogan should look like today: We won't accept gifts this holiday, only Hakimi will be accepted. What do you think?