BSC capital rotates from "official IP-derived" memes to community tokens after He Yi comment
Capital on BSC began shifting from "official IP-derived" meme tokens to community-driven memes on Dec. 12 after Binance's He Yi said such memes would no longer be considered, BlockBeats reports. GMGN data show bibi, a previously popular "official IP-derived" meme coin, dropped 30% in 24 hours to $0.004 following her remarks, while related tokens PALU and DOYR also declined; community-driven memes "哈基米" rose 22% in 24 hours to $0.029, and "恶俗企鹅" held relatively high levels. The moves echoed recent BSC community discussions about "de-sanctifying" certain figures on-chain and came as some traders positioned ahead of Binance spot supporting UTF-8 format, which could enable Chinese trading pairs and direct funds into Chinese community-focused memes. BlockBeats reminded users that meme coin trading is highly volatile, driven mostly by sentiment and narratives, and such tokens generally lack intrinsic value or practical use.