币安人生 went from random BNB meme to Binance spot listing. Is a Korean meme wave next?

Been enthusiastic about how 币安人生 (Binance Life) played out, because it's one of the few memes that went the complete path:

* Launched on BNB Chain as a Chinese-name meme

* Obtained picked up by Chinese language-speaking merchants who recognised the ticker in their own language

* Ran to shut to $1B at peak

* Acquired a Binance spot listing in January

* Nonetheless holding around $490M in the present day

What made it work wasn't tech, it was viewers. A huge group saw a ticker in their own language and piled in.

Now one thing comparable is beginning with Korean. A meme referred to as 제로 ("zero") launched on BNB a number of hours ago and did ~$7M in volume and 50okay+ trades on day one. Chinese language-speaking traders have been already calling it the "Korean chief," and the operating joke from holders is asking Upbit why they will't buy it.

A couple of questions for people who comply with listings intently:

1. Was 币안人生 a one-off as a result of it actually had "Binance" within the identify, or can any language group push a meme that far?

2. Korean retail principally lives on Upbit and Bithumb. Would they actually come on-chain for memes?

3. What do you assume Binance truly appears at earlier than listing a meme? Quantity, holders, group measurement, or one thing else?

Curious whether anyone thinks language memes are a real repeatable meta, or if we simply noticed one lucky run.