LaserCat: 2025 May Be the Awakening Year of Chinese Internet Memes

Odaily News LaserCat posted on the X platform, stating that there is currently a phenomenon in the market where brands are leveraging MEME trends. Taking Joyoung as an example, sales of its "Hakimi" soy milk exceeded 100,000 units, driving Joyoung's stock price to hit the daily limit for two consecutive trading days. Additionally, Weilong's "Hakimi" spicy strips and "Crab Chicken Noodles" (a homophone pun) have also gained popularity due to their MEME attributes. LaserCat397.eth believes that 2025 may be the awakening year for Memes in the Chinese internet. MEMEs have become a new type of hard currency, with their influence directly convertible into purchasing power and stock prices.