Currently, the major meme stock launch platforms are in a chaotic battle, and the noise stirred up by the crypto industry is starting to catch Wall Street's attention: 1. MEME: 0x385f4f8ae47651ce5f58f5265395a669f8281e18 A Meme Coin mocking the U.S. stock ACM. The founders of ACM and Robinhood have started debating compliance issues, which is pushing discussions about meme stocks to unprecedented levels of hype. 2. BONER: 0x98096d17e191b3da1d5f99a6d7b3584351b11e18 Literally means "erection," targeting the U.S. stock company HIMS (focused on treating male erectile dysfunction). Boner’s X account successfully caught the attention of HIMS' co-founder. 3. CTO: 8K5X85PAJHAAVSvYaAzgVPPAPsqqHmvx16ZyBiscYF8L Launched on Solana, this token mirrors xStocks and represents the U.S. stock company VIDA. With VIDA’s market cap under $30M, CTO’s market cap could easily approach VIDA’s current valuation. What will the outcome be? The founders of VIDA and the Solana team have already started discussions about on-chain community culture for U.S. stocks—will every U.S. stock eventually form its own on-chain community? These three tokens are prime examples of coins gaining significant attention and discussion from Wall Street due to this frenzy. This RWAfi wave is not just an asset movement but also a cultural movement. They may not bring much financial innovation and might just be memes, but as a revolutionary movement, they’re enough. We can foresee that this could produce phenomenon-level projects, similar to ai16z and aixbt from the last AI wave. Some might ask, what’s the value of these coins? Those who have such concerns are not firm enough. Before RWAfi reaches an effective scale, some bubbles are inevitable.