Mubarak Weekend Soars 1300x, CZ Brings in More Ape Players to BSC Again | 100x Recap
With a cloth on the head, we all prosper together! The P apprentice of blockchain needs to review cultures from around the world in each cycle, and recently Twitter has been dominated by Middle Eastern culture. Everyone is spreading blessings, and Mubarak has become the focus of this weekend. What is Mubarak, and why has he become the leader of this wave of the 'CZ Concept'?
Things started on March 12 when the UAE sovereign fund MGX announced a $2 billion investment in Binance. All market attention was drawn to this event, with KOLs and news media of all sizes rushing to report and interpret. The rhythm BlockBeats also has a detailed report on this event.
Further reading: "Binance Welcomes $2 Billion Institutional Investment, Behind Which is Abu Dhabi's Number Two Figure"
What's fascinating is that the next afternoon at 2:38, the Binance Greater China Twitter official account posted a meme image of an Arabic-style 'editor' on a piece of clothing. Three hours later, CZ retweeted the tweet and captioned it 'Mubarak.' Within minutes, Four.meme launched dozens of tokens with Mubarak as the ticker. One memecoin ending in '6f6' quickly surged to a peak market cap of $1.55 million and then rapidly fell back to $230,000. The token then fluctuated between a $200,000 to $800,000 market cap.

Until CZ personally intervened again. On the morning of March 14 at 6:07, he retweeted a community member's tweet of $Mubarak '6f6' with a 'shrug' emoji. This may have been to prevent the kind of crazy diversion seen in the previous broccoli melee or for other reasons. CZ indirectly acknowledged this CA as the 'leader.' With CZ's endorsement, the token's market cap surged from $400,000 to $13 million in just 10 hours.

In the following 12 hours, the token's market cap fell back to $3.5 million. It was nighttime in the GMT+8 time zone, and public opinion began to ferment. Various discussions about BSC and CZ spread on social media, and the price gradually rebounded. By 8:40 the next morning, CZ posted a meme image on the Binance Square turning Mubarak's head into his own face with the caption 'Going to see a friend this weekend.' The market responded strongly, with the token's market cap rising from $7 million to $47 million. Exactly 12 hours after CZ's 'meet a friend' post, Binance Alpha listed Mubarak, leading to a day of ups and downs with the token price hovering between $30 million and $40 million. Until 7:00 p.m. on March 16, CZ's public wallet purchased $1BNB of $Mubarak, significantly boosting the community's confidence in its Binance listing. As of the time of writing, 17 hours later, the market cap of $Mubarak exceeds $130 million, with a 24-hour trading volume of $80 million.

In fact, what $Mubarak brought about was not just about himself, but the entire BSC ecosystem. CZ and He Yi seemed to have found the traffic code, reposted a tweet from 3 years ago saying "Inshallah," and shared a photo of themselves with the actual helmsman of the UAE sovereign fund MGX, Tahnoun, captioned with "Mashallah." The former quickly reached a $1 million market cap, while the latter effortlessly reached a $15 million market cap.

There is also an interesting story about Mashallah. Four.meme originally posted a meme image about several recent BSC memecoins, including $Mashallah. However, last year's winner of the Binance Global Best Content Creator, Abrlien, kindly pointed out the taboo issue regarding Middle Eastern religions. CZ then randomly unstickied the post with the image. When Abrlien was asked if the term $Mubarak was suitable for use as a memecoin, he received a positive response.

Binance's Chinese-language editor posted an organizational chart of the Binance exchange, with the glaringly prominent "Palu" meme king in the upper right corner. Who is he? He Yi also had the same question. Following He Yi's curiosity, this meme image turned into the $Palu Memecoin with a market cap of $70 million. "As long as you give the word, we will support you to become the new CEO." This is a comment from a community member to Binance's Chinese-language editor.

A retweet of an abstract video made by a netizen, with the haunting phrase "Answer me!" The price of $Answer skyrocketed 20 times within a minute, from a $100,000 market cap to $2 million, with a 24-hour trading volume reaching $2.8 million.

Renowned KOL Encrypted Weibo commented on the recent BSC market trends, stating that CZ's strategy is correct. The core of BSC's revival lies in dual-drive. Stabilize the BNB price as the cornerstone, continuously create new memecoins with explosive dissemination power as fuel, and maintain ecological debt controllability through split-plate liquidity management—"Old coin high to new plate low reboot"—allowing retail investors to repeatedly reinvest in the narrative of hundredfold rotation rather than being trapped in lockup.
BNB, as the ultimate liquidity destination, comes with inherent disruptive advantages. Different from Solana needing external blood transfusions, Binance only needs to pump out new coins in the ecosystem → attract market makers → lock TVL → feed back into BNB. After the flywheel formation, a BN-based memecoin market could be launched at any time to deliver a fatal blow.

Indeed, in these days, under the manipulation of "CZ," BSC has regained momentum, and the market sentiment is also reflected in the token's price. However, the market is ever-changing, so please be aware of investment risks and potential misinformation. The above content is not investment advice.
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Restrict payment methods: Limit orders to users in your country using supported local banks or wallets.Risk control: Avoid trading with users from high-risk regions.Operational strategy: Tailor ads to specific markets.
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Select "Trade with users from selected countries or regions only".Then select the countries or regions to add to the allowlist.Use the search box to quickly find a country or region.Once your settings are complete, submit the ad to apply the restrictions.
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