2025-12-03 19:40:18

#美联储重启降息步伐 $BTC $ETH Here's an interesting observation.

The "马到成功" meme has a really appealing meaning—when it first launched I bought some, then exited later. Recently, it’s been popping up again, with some in the community speculating it could be the next Chinese IP to land on a major platform.

However, I'm more optimistic about kurumi. The reason is simple: the narrative ceiling for English IPs is much higher, and the global liquidity is there. No matter how hot a Chinese meme gets, breaking out is still limited.

What do you think about these two? Are you betting on localization or going global?

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ChainMelonWatcher

· 12-06 16:53

The ceiling for internationalization is indeed high, but don't forget the purchasing power of the Chinese-speaking community—there's considerable liquidity here as well.

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MissedTheBoat

· 12-06 08:46

Internationalization is the global trend, but Chinese memes are ultimately a local phenomenon. Kurumi’s English narrative does make it easier to break out, but honestly, the storytelling of Chinese IPs can sometimes be more deeply rooted—it depends on how you play it. I lean toward the international market, but the surge of popularity during the Ma Dao Cheng Gong phase was real, so don’t be too absolute about it.

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AirdropHunterWang

· 12-03 20:10

The point about the ceiling for English narratives is absolutely spot on. Chinese memes are inherently limited—no matter how popular they get, that's about it. I’m also optimistic about Kurumi; global liquidity is what really matters.

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ThesisInvestor

· 12-03 20:01

Kurumi really has that vibe. English storytelling naturally comes with an overseas gene, while Chinese memes ultimately still can’t break out of their own circle.

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WhaleShadow

· 12-03 19:51

Kurumi is indeed more imaginative, but to be honest, the name "马到成功" (success upon arrival) has a natural advantage in China, though going global isn't impossible either.

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AirdropBlackHole

· 12-03 19:44

Internationalization is definitely more advantageous. Chinese memes naturally have a ceiling, while something like Kurumi truly follows a multiplicative logic.

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