In the early morning of April 17, Base launched a high-profile campaign to create MEME coins such as "Base is for everyone", but this carefully planned experiment of cultural revival on the chain went out of control and the official was pushed to the forefront of public opinion. However, after the crash was re-created and turned into a popular meme, the price of MEME coins unexpectedly reversed in a V-shape, and the sentiment on the chain also fluctuated.

In crypto, the rewards of “one-click yield” are higher than in any other industry.

Base officially clarified that the two Meme coins it promoted in the early morning were not official brand tokens; 14,929 BTC were unstaked from Babylon 5 hours ago, worth 1.26 billion US dollars; Binance's second batch of voting for delisting ended, and FTT ranked first in the share of votes.

“In the next decade,” she said, “you may be able to buy property anywhere in the world with just a few clicks—quickly, inexpensively, and without the fear of fraud.”

Musk was reported to have sent a private message to a cryptocurrency influencer asking for a child but was rejected; Binance's second round of voting for coin listings ended, with FTT ranking first in vote share; BNB Chain announced 13 projects that won the BNB AI Hack, including BINK AI, Botzilla, etc.