2026-01-22 04:23:20

For fans, the Bread Cat project is no longer just a coin; it's more like a form of belief.

I've heard that the most hardcore followers will put bread on their cats' heads and then run to a tattoo shop to have the artist carve the image of the cat onto their bodies. You might believe in $PEPE, or you might believe in Elon Musk, but how many people actually have them tattooed on their bodies? Pepe's image is a bit greasy, and Musk is pretty good, but honestly, he's neither your family nor your partner. What's the point of tattooing him? But Bread Cat's followers are different—they can do it.

This wave of popularity is already destined to go viral. As the imitation season approaches, with such strong community promotion and early involvement of capital, it's a given. Given the nature of international IP, starting at a billion-level valuation isn't exaggerated.

Compared to those fleeting hype coins, projects with genuine international IP attributes are the top trends during the imitation season. This logic is becoming increasingly clear in the Web3 world.

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TokenEconomist

· 9h ago

actually, let me break this down—the community fervor here is real, but let's not mistake cultural virality for sustainable tokenomics. Think of it this way: sentiment ≠ fundamental value, ceteris paribus everything else. the tattoo phenomenon is fascinating from a behavioral economics angle tho, genuinely unprecedented adoption curve for a meme asset.

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quiet_lurker

· 9h ago

The bread cat tattoo thing is truly amazing, even more so than faith itself. Starting at a billion-level valuation is really bold to say, but the IP attribute is indeed the core logic of the counterfeit season. The group of people with tattoos are really crazy, this is what community stickiness is all about. Why does it feel like the ceiling for international IP is getting higher and higher? The wave of bread cats going viral is indeed more intense than Pepe. Honestly, looking at the community's popularity, I believe capital has long since entered the market. This is why truly IP projects can survive for a long time. I'm a bit curious if a billion-dollar valuation is really possible. Faith is something that fears cooling down; how long can bread cats hold on is the key. The counterfeit season has arrived, and all kinds of gods have come out. To stand out, you really need to rely on IP.

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GateUser-4745f9ce

· 9h ago

Yeah, really. Compared to those worthless coins, projects like Bread Cat with stories and beliefs are TM top-notch. Tattooing a cat? Crazy is crazy, but it also shows that community cohesion is truly different. Starting from a billion, I believe. International IP rights are the future gameplay; everything else needs to step aside.

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MoonMathMagic

· 9h ago

Tattooed buddy? It's indeed outrageous, but that's the power of faith. Much more reliable than those air coins.

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down_only_larry

· 9h ago

The tattoos are all done, which is outrageous... But I have to say, compared to those pump-and-dump coins, it's definitely more imaginative.

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FOMOrektGuy

· 9h ago

I really can't hold back anymore. The move to get Bread Cat tattooed is indeed outrageous, but I have to say, compared to those paper-based beliefs, it's much more magical. Basically, it's about IP capability. That's the next point of differentiation; everyone who understands knows. Bread Cat's breakout isn't accidental; the community's self-driven power is right here. Starting from a billion is not an exaggeration. I agree with this logic; international IP is the moat. They really dare to get tattoos when they go crazy. The strength of their belief is more indicative than the amount of tokens held. The copycat season really depends on who has a good story; pure digital projects are already dead. Wow, is this what it feels like for beliefs to be grounded? I'm a bit shocked. Compared to those projects that cut leeks, at least Bread Cat has developed cultural attributes. Projects that don't leverage IP attributes in this round will probably fall behind; the gap in vision is too big.

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WagmiOrRekt

· 9h ago

Getting a cat tattooed is truly amazing; this execution really outshines those air projects. --- Billion-dollar level? I think it might be underestimated. As long as the community holds strong in the IP sector, it’s a money-printing machine. --- Honest talk, this round is really different. Only projects with faith can survive to the next cycle. --- Not to brag, but just based on this level of craziness, it’s worth going all in. --- It looks like pyramid schemes, but the money-making is real. This is Web3, brother. --- The statement "breaking out of the circle is settled" is too harsh; I truly feel that momentum. --- Compared to projects that get rug-pulled easily, at least these people genuinely believe. --- The detail of getting a tattoo is the most hardcore community power I’ve seen. --- Top trending in the knockoff season? I bet this won’t be less than a 500 million market cap. --- Finally, someone has spoken clearly; the international IP attribute is the real key.

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