This wave of meme trends has indeed gone viral this year. Amigadodo kicked things off with 350 million views, followed closely by Wawa with 2.48 billion views—this level of popularity is no joke. Looking at the performance of derivative memes, the Wawa-driven Keso series has garnered 2 billion views, and Doma Doma has astonishingly reached 5 billion views.



What do these numbers reflect behind the scenes? They represent community cohesion and a surge in participation. The popularity on short video platforms has translated into real ecological vitality. Now that the community has been built, if there's one thing not to miss in this Web3 cultural wave, it's the participation in this meme economy. In terms of dissemination scale, these cultural IPs are indeed attracting more newcomers into the Web3 ecosystem.
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AirdropFreedomvip
· 12-14 16:51
Vava, this wave is really amazing; the 5 billion playback data directly broke the barrier.
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CryptoComedianvip
· 12-14 16:50
Laughing until I cried, this data growth curve is growing much faster than my principal. 50 billion plays, how many coins can that exchange for? Asking all the veterans here. Meme economy is hot, but I'm just worried that after the hype dies down, it'll be a mess. I've seen too many flash-in-the-pan moments. Is it true that short video popularity can translate into ecological vitality? Why am I still losing money? The cohesion is at its maximum, but my wallet's cohesion is even stronger, tightly holding onto my principal. This wave of meme kings is indeed top-tier, but on the other hand, newcomers in the ecosystem ultimately can't escape the "being exploited" fate. Data speaks for itself, but my account balance is saying its last words. It's that time of year again for the "community vitality explosion," and last year at this time, it was the same.
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ZkSnarkervip
· 12-14 16:50
ngl the view counts are doing heavy lifting here but let's be real—50bn for "刀马刀马"? that's giving manufactured virality energy. meme tokenomics aren't exactly a new innovation tbh
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HackerWhoCaresvip
· 12-14 16:41
Wow, the Damo Damo with 5 billion plays is truly impressive. The meme economy in the Web3 community has really been pushed to the max, but honestly, the high level of participation actually makes me a bit worried. Amigadot really didn't expect it to become so popular back then. Looking back now, it definitely became a stepping stone to breaking out of the circle. The meme economy is booming, but the key is whether it can eventually create real value. Otherwise, it's just a game of hype. When Vava's 2.48 billion plays took off, it felt like the entire community went crazy. That’s the power of a burst of engagement. Basically, it’s a bunch of people playing with memes, but this approach is truly reconstructing the way Web3 spreads. The influx of newcomers is a good thing; it all depends on how many can be retained. After all, the real test comes when the hype fades. These numbers look nice, but I care more about whether the community quality keeps up. There are so many derivative memes, with varying quality. Not many are memorable, and all the hype is just for show.
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FreeMintervip
· 12-14 16:37
Damn, is this data real? 5 billion plays? unbelievable Meme economy is hot, but can it really bring newcomers into the ecosystem? Question mark 瓦瓦 this wave is truly top-notch, feels like it’s taking off directly Community cohesion relying solely on memes? A bit questionable The huge number of views is impressive, but I wonder if there's real monetary conversion This is what Web3 should be about—entertainment above all AmigaDiodo only 350 million seems a bit weak haha The meme economy is all about who can jump on quickly, rushing in en masse The 5 billion data feels a bit fake, need to verify Derivative memes are popular because the main meme is popular; the logic is sound
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CryptoPhoenixvip
· 12-14 16:28
Remember, behind these numbers is faith. What does 5 billion plays mean? It indicates that participants in the bottom range are undergoing rebirth! Things are heating up, everyone. Don't miss this opportunity. Meme economy is just a process of value returning. This is the true cyclical traversal. The community's mindset rebuilds starting from this moment. Brothers, having experienced 2018, looking at this heat, I just want to say: it's time to build positions. Gotta admit, the law of conservation of energy in the Web3 ecosystem is once again proven—hotness is the nutrient for the future. Wait, have you noticed? The more intense the meme craze, the sharper the correction afterwards... but the phoenix will be reborn from the ashes [laughing with tears]. This is an opportunity, brother. Those who can patiently wait will be the ones laughing last. 5 billion plays—that data is enough to rebuild my faith. But today, the market has again taught us a lesson.
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LazyDevMinervip
· 12-14 16:27
Wow, 5 billion views! This data is really quite outrageous. Vava definitely nailed it this time; is this how meme economy is played? But on the other hand, it seems like everyone is just riding the trend. How many people are truly entering the ecosystem? Is 5 billion real? This view count is a bit hard to believe. Memes are popular, but can they be turned into actual value? That’s the key. Wow, this hype, I also want to join in. The topic is quite hot, but I don’t know how long it can last. This batch of memes is definitely much more intense than last year.
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